SU seeks to alleviate financial pressure on students and sponsors
Stellenbosch University (SU) has determined a reduced amount of residence fees to be paid by the month of May,...
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SU Theological prof remembered for her legacy
Stellenbosch University (SU), the Faculty of Theology and the wider ecumenical church community, mourned the passing of professor Mary-Anne...
US-gryswaterprojek ontvang internasionale erkenning
Die Universiteit Stellenbosch (US) se volhoubare gryswater-optimaliseringsprojek het internasionale erkenning ontvang by die 2020 International Sustainable Campus Network (ISCN)...
Ramadan 2020: A month of compromise
This year’s Ramadan presented unprecedented challenges due to the Covid-19 pandemic. With the world in a global crisis, Muslims...
Local schools gearing up for partial reopening on 1 June
Schools in Stellenbosch are working hard to ready themselves for the return of matric and grade seven learners on...
Benched: Varsity Sports suspended for 2020
In compliance with national lockdown regulations, the Varsity Sports Executive Committee officially suspended all Varsity Sports sporting events for...
CrazySocks4Docs day 2020 especially relevant during global crisis
The annual CrazySocks4Docs (CS4D) initiative aims to show support to the mental health of healthcare workers, and is particularly...
Local restaurant provides Cloetesville with daily meals
Thanks to the Eat Out Restaurant Relief Fund, the Stellenbosch restaurant, The Table at De Meye, provides daily meals to vulnerable people in the Cloetesville community.
SU societies share experiences of pro-Palestine student activists
Two Stellenbosch University (SU) societies, the Palestinian Solidarity Forum (PSF) and the South African Students Congress (SASCO), collaborated to...
Gin and vodka distillery switches to making hand sanitiser
A Somerset West-based company has transformed its gin and vodka distillery into a hand sanitiser production site after...