Water saving initiatives from Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University (SU) is recognized for addressing climate challenges in South Africa and internationally. Innovations from its lecture halls and laboratories have become SU-owned intellectual property, resulting in successful, award...

At Stellenbosch University’s Innovation & Commercialisation division, sustainability is driven not only by ideas and innovation, but also by women like Nolene Singh, Doris Peters, Jade Meyer and Nadine Price, who are helping shape...

This month, our newsletter focuses on climate change. Much of our Responsibility Centre’s work lies in campus operations, where we can shape how utilities are used and how the environment is cared for.

As African universities and institutions work towards more sustainable futures, collaboration and shared learning are becoming increasingly important. A recent visit by the Ghana Energy Commission to South Africa highlighted how smart...

Stellenbosch University Action4Inclusion annual social justice walk on 16 June 2026

Supporting the Places Where Learning Happens: Facilities Management Changes Name to Campus Development, Infrastructure and Services (CDIS)

The Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden (SUBG) has appointed its first female Curator. On 1 July 2026, Annerie Senekal officially started her new role, which she has, in many ways, already occupied for the past nine months.

Anita Nel honoured as Innovation Catalyst at Forbes Woman Africa Awards 2026

A unique joint PhD investigates how Dungeons & Dragons can be used as a powerful tool for learning and personal development.