WOW Spelling Festival televised for the first time
The annual Sanlam Words Open Worlds (WOW) Spelling Festival, the largest spelling competition in the country, was recently televised...
Category: Education
Eerste Nasie-kuns: Gebrek aan erkenning én eienaarskap
Die Suid-Afrikaanse kunsbedryf vorm ’n belangrike deel van die ekonomie in terme van werkskepping, en het voor die aanvang...
Jamestown art installation creates awareness around gentrification
An art installation was recently opened in Jamestown, with the intention of creating awareness around the issue of gentrification.
Rotational timetables continue to impact learning in Cape Winelands schools
Despite the recent easing of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions, rotational timetables remain in place in many Cape Winelands schools. At...
SU fundraising initiative bridges the gap for students in need
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) development and alumni relations division recently hosted several activities to raise funds for students in need....
Creating new narratives on early pregnancies
Warning: This article makes mention of sexual assault Young women who experience earlier pregnancies are often subjected to large-scale...
In 360°: Going to the loom? Alpaca my bags
Located just outside Paarl, near the famous Fairview Wine and Cheese Estate and Spice Route, sits the delightful Alpaca...
Covid-19 in die klaskamer: Die pandemie se impak op onderwys
Ná meer as ’n jaar van ontwrigting, ondergaan die Suid-Afrikaanse staatskolestelsel steeds voortdurende aanpassings om soveel leerders as moontlik...
A first for SU: Career resources now available in isiXhosa
Prospective students are now able to access resource material and career information in isiXhosa, after Stellenbosch University (SU) recently...
The carefree childhood: Another casualty of Covid-19
What was once idealised as the stage of carefree play, grubby cuddles and rough-housing has transformed into a stage...