‘We’re not chasing awards’ – SU’s prof Tulio de Oliveira on recognition for Covid-19-related research
“We are not chasing awards. We are much more focused on trying to help public health’s response to the...
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Grab your maps and compasses: The sport of orienteering hits Stellenbosch
The first two days of a weekend-long orienteering festival, that attracts both novices and experts in the sport, recently...
Stellenbosch women launch Eid initiative
As Muslims globally prepare to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, a group of Muslim women in Stellenbosch have launched an initiative...
Almost time to toast again for Marmite lovers
The manufacturers of Marmite in South Africa are hopeful that the product will start filtering back onto shelves in...
Number of NRF-rated researchers increases at SU
Stellenbosch University (SU) has seen a significant increase in their number of researchers with National Research Foundation (NRF) ratings...
These crimes are trending in Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch Central currently appears to be a hotspot for theft out of motor vehicles, shoplifting, ATM robberies, theft of...
Dumping a R23 million burden on the Stellenbosch Municipality
Illegal dumping is a cause for concern in the Stellenbosch Municipality, according to Stuart Grobbelaar, spokesperson for Stellenbosch Municipality....
Nuwe leeskamer ’n Afrikaanse erfenisbate
Die Oude Leeskamer, op die hoek van Dorp- en Drostdystraat in Stellenbosch, huisves tans Jannie Mouton se boekversameling. Die...
Back to buzzing: Stellenbosch University hosts over 2000 for open day
Over 2 000 people recently visited Stellenbosch University’s (SU) campus grounds for the university’s first in-person open day in...
Zille laments state of SA higher education at SU convocation meeting
A curriculum focused on “critical race theory” is a major threat to the credibility and survival of South African...