Short term ‘transport bursary’ for Botmashoogte residents contested
Botmashoogte residents have criticised the interim “transport bursary” granted to them by Stellenbosch University (SU) for not including all...
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Stellenbosch community holds fun run for 9-year old Ciska
In an altruistic effort to raise R60 000 for an eye gaze system for 9-year old quadriplegic girl, Ciska...
Uncritical thinking is dangerous, says Socratic Society
“The way things are, doesn’t mean that’s the way things should be,” said Paulu Joubert (22), Masters student in...
Henri van Breda skuldig aan De Zalze-bylmoorde
Verhoor uiteindelik afgehandel Na ’n verhoor wat 68 dae geduur het, is Henri van Breda Maandag skuldig bevind aan...
Suspension of ‘Die Matie’ editor declared invalid
Student court has set aside sanctions imposed on Tivan Leak, managing editor of Die Matie, Stellenbosch University (SU) student...
‘Die Matie’ editors face off in student court
Tivan Leak, managing editor of Die Matie, Stellenbosch University (SU) student paper, has filed a case against editor-in-chief of...
SA Cheese Festival opening retail doors for small cheesemakers
The 17th annual South African Cheese Festival provided a taste experience to festival goers and it allowed a number...
Maties ‘Maroontjies’ stumble at final hurdle after going 8 games unbeaten
The Maties hockey team were beaten 5-0 last night in the Varsity Cup hockey final 2018 in Stellenbosch. Maties...
Desmond and the Tutus on South Africa, live shows and a new album
They are quite optimistic about the state of the country, said indie rock band Desmond and the Tutus before...
Second annual Human Rights Youth Conference plans to follow up on participants projects
The United Nations Association of South Africa (UNASA), in collaboration with Amnesty International Stellenbosch hosted their second annual Human...