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A society without rape is possible
We must continue with our efforts to end the rape culture in our community, our country and the rest of the world and to create a society where there is no violence against women, writes Prof Julie Claassens of the Department of Old and New...
Breakfast Discussion Series 2016
Join us for the second in a series of breakfast discussions hosted by the Centre for Constitutional Rights (CFCR) and the School of Public Leadership (SPL) at Stellenbosch University (SU), supported by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS)...
De Jager to pursue personal best at SA national champs
Matie athlete Shaun de Jager's coach Suzanne Ferreira believes he will run the Olympic qualifying time in the 400m race at this weekend's SA Senior Athletics Championships. "Our main goal is that Shaun qualify to participate at the Olympics...
More education needed to tackle rape culture
Universities are well placed to educate students in a myriad ways about identifying and tackling rape culture, writes Dr Elisabet le Roux of the Unit for Religion and Development Research in the Faculty of Theology in an opinion piece...
Launch of the Unit for Construction Materials
"We are like concrete," said Prof Billy Boshoff at the official launch of the Unit for Construction Materials in the Department of Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University. "Concrete consists of different materials, some more expensive...
Launch of the Unit for Construction Materials
"We are like concrete," said Prof Billy Boshoff at the official launch of the Unit for Construction Materials in the Department of Civil Engineering, Stellenbosch University. "Concrete consists of different materials, some more expensive...
Medieval cart with solar power on the Rooi Plein
A massive medieval cart with a parabolic structure mounted on top of it to concentrate sunlight is the centre of attraction on the Rooi Plain at Maties today. Prof. Paul Papka and physics students from the Solar Thermal Energy research...
No offence too great for forgiveness
The documentary Black Christmas tells the painful but poignant story of how one of the perpetrators of the 1996 Christmas Eve bombing in Worcester found redemption and forgiveness in the same community he had once hated and struck at. The...
Experts discuss value of learning technologies in teacher training
The Faculty of Education at Stellenbosch University (SU) recently hosted the first meeting of the National Blended Learning Forum. Representatives from various universities, among them the University of Pretoria, the University of Cape...
Africa, the last frontier of growth
"Africa's time has come. With a total poplulation of over one billion (more than half of which is under the age of 20) and the world's largest workforce within the next two decades, Africa will be one of the biggest under-penetrated markets...