Radical spaces can become oppressive, says Pan-Africanist scholar “Africa does not appear as a place of knowledge; it does not appear as a place of importance.” These...
Sêr Review: The winner takes it all Kleinsêr, we are told by our HKs in first year, is important. Absurd as it may seem, sêr culture...
South Africans must grapple with their capacity for good and evil, Prof Ndebele urges Stellenbosch University’s Historical Trauma and Transformation Research Initiative (HTTRI) hosted a dialogue between world-renowned Indian academic Professor Homi Bhabha...
Controversy reigns supreme at second SRC caucus The second Student Representative Council (SRC) caucus on Tuesday was marked by controversial answers given by the candidates to...
Cape Town Poetry Slam kicks off in Stellenbosch The Gallery of the University of Stellenbosch (GUS) was packed on the 12th of August when the Cape Town...
Review: Four men’s groups chosen for the Kleinsêr finals Nine male sêr groups showcased their talent at a sold-out semi-finals show at the Endler Hall last night. Popular...
Living amongst giants in the City of Oaks The old oaks shepherd me down this famous street, their few remaining leaves shine yellow with the autumn sun....
Review: Four remaining ladies sêr groups stand out at semi-finals After the magnificent show put on by the ladies semi-finalists, the fight for sêr tickets earlier this week proved...
South Africans need good examples of social change, says Zelda la Grange On Monday 7 August Zelda La Grange engaged with students on critical conversations South Africans need to have. Nelson...
Stellenbosch students seemingly saving savvy The end of July marked the end of Savings Month; an initiative by the South Africans Savings Institute that...