SU researcher determines presence of 420 tons of ‘invisible gold’ There is an estimated R450 billion worth of ‘invisible gold’ in mine-dump tailings in the Witwatersrand, according to Steve...
Seven Stellenbosch teens competing for beauty scholarships Seven teenagers have recently been selected as finalists in a competition to win an academic scholarship, as well as...
World Press Freedom Day highlights journalists’s ability to force change Community media play a vital role in holding people in positions of power accountable and creating change in communities....
Stellenbosch University takes new approaches to Open Day The Stellenbosch University (SU) Open Day on 6 May will be different compared to the last three years, said...
Protea Boekwinkel closing down after 20 years Protea Boekwinkel, in Stellenbosch, will be closing its doors at the end of this month due to financial reasons,...
Research aimed at earlier breast cancer detection conducted at Stellenbosch University Surgeons from the department of general surgery at Stellenbosch University (SU), have recently conducted a clinical breast screening programme...
SU experts develop software that gains unique insight into student data A group of data analysis experts at Stellenbosch University (SU) recently developed a comprehensive database to reduce the labour...
Former local headboy completes 24-hour Cape Town fundraiser triathlon “The heart behind the event will always be for the school and the children and families being reached by...
Many women academics still recovering from lockdown burn-out Higher education institutions in South Africa should look into remedying the negative consequences that the Covid-19 lockdown had on...
Photography used as a new lens to address gender-based violence An international photography-based project aimed at starting discussions around gender-based violence, was recently shown in Stellenbosch to test its...