An oak tree was recently cut down and removed after it fell onto the side of a building, raising concerns among experts about the sustainability of this species in Stellenbosch.
Timber: Oak tree felled on Crozier Street
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The Neelsie Cinema welcomes moviegoers again
The Neelsie Cinema’s doors recently reopened to the public after a four-month closure but moviegoers are warned that it...
A bench to think about: SU unveils new public sculpture
The latest addition to Stellenbosch’s growing portfolio of urban art serves as a platform for people to “engage in...
Getting Maties cycling
An initiative focused on making bicycles more accessible to students was recently launched by the Senior Living Spaces (SLS)...
SRC welcomes SU’s decision to put vaccination rule on hold
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Student Representative Council (SRC) welcomed the recent decision made by the Institutional Committee for Business Continuity...
Matie Run encourages Stellenbosch to get active
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Centre for Student Communities (CSC) and Maties Sport recently launched a new initiative for students wanting...
SU in-person graduation returns after two years
Stellenbosch University (SU) recently hosted in-person graduations for all graduates for the first time since December 2019. This is...
Student-run foundation works to assist child-headed households
A local foundation has reached out to the Stellenbosch community for support in its endeavours to protect and uplift...
SU history department appoints first female chair
A Stellenbosch University (SU) professor recently made history when she was appointed as chairperson of the university’s history department....
US-registrasie: Nuwe administratiewe sisteem rede vir ‘groeipyne’
Die implementering van ’n nuwe aanlyn studente-inligtingstelsel (SIS), blyk die rede te wees vir die hoofbrekens wat tydens vanjaar...