Stellenbosch University addresses safety concerns at Engineering complex
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) faculty of engineering is still undergoing renovations to a few of its buildings aimed at addressing...
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Dorp Street market temporarily relocated
The Dorp Street Sunday market has scaled down while it awaits approval from Stellenbosch Municipality for all vendors to...
SU student exhibition contemplates 30 years of democracy
Twenty student-leaders at Stellenbosch University (SU) collaborated in the curation of the SU museum’s newest archival exhibition. Titled Where...
Stellenbosch kore vaar goed by ATKV-Applous se eindrondte
Paul Roos Gimnasium en die Hoër Meisieskool Bloemhof (HMBS) van Stellenbosch se kore het onderskeidelik tweede en derde in...
eNkanini residents in Kayamandi plead for safer roads
Various residents of eNkanini informal settlement have voiced their frustration over the poor state of their roads. This is...
Theatre festival showcases student talent
Through the lens of “taboo” topics such as gender and sexual identity, Stellenbosch University (SU) drama students explored what...
SU researchers travel to Mongolia to study prehistoric climate
A Stellenbosch University (SU) sedimentology researcher and a master’s student recently embarked on an expedition to Mongolia in East...
Jonkershoek steeds gesluit vir herstelwerk
Fietsryers kon sedert 25 Julie weer toegang kry tot die Jonkershoek natuurreservaat, maar die stappaadjies is steeds ontoeganklik. Dit...
SRC elections kicked off at new event
Stellenbosch University’s (SU) outgoing student representative council (SRC) declared the 2024/25 campus elections open at a first-of-its-kind event aimed...
SU student co-hosts Mandela day soup kitchen
A Stellenbosch University (SU) student and small business owner co-hosted a Mandela Day soup kitchen at Huis Russel Botman...