Students among the most at risk for suicide
A PhD student at Stellenbosch University (SU) is known to have recently committed suicide. “Statistics indicate that suicide is now the...
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Nuwe parkeringstelsel tree in werking op Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch Munisipaliteit het op 1 April ’n nuwe parkeringbestuurstelsel in diens geneem. Die parkeringstelsel word deur Street Parking Solutions...
SU class split after dispute
The Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) educational psychology class has been split into Afrikaans and English lectures following a...
Vroeë Kinderontwikkeling is meer as net onderwys
Gedurende die staatsrede op 7 Februarie het president Cyril Ramaphosa aangekondig dat daar twee jaar verpligte Vroeë Kinderontwikkeling (VKO)...
Malaria: The misconceptions, and the researchers fighting to end the disease
A 2018 World Health Organization (WHO) report says over 200 million people worldwide were affected by malaria in 2017,...
‘Politicians not the answer to our problems’
“We mustn’t put our hope in the political parties. We must put our hope in civil society and each...
GoT’s second episode brings more suspense and character development
The second episode of Game of Thrones’ final season aired this Monday. Many people were once again up at...
World first eco-cigarette in our own backyard
A Cape Town based company, Smokey Treats, has developed the world’s first eco-cigarette called Woodland Craft Cigarettes. “It’s the...
Eskom’s ‘death spiral’ good news for solar energy
The ongoing generation crisis at Eskom has led to uncertainty surrounding the future of the South African energy sector....
SU students talk sexism in discourse workshop
Students raised their voices on Tuesday 16 March in one of four discourse workshops hosted by the SRC, focusing...