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Madonsela to lead dialogue on Women’s Voices in Land Reform and Restitution
Prof Thuli Madonsela, the Law Trust Chair in Social Justice in the Faculty of Law at Stellenbosch University (SU), in partnership with the Division for Social Impact, SU, will lead expert panel discussions at the second thematic dialogue of...
SU scientist recognised by world’s largest sports medicine and exercise science organisation
Prof. Kathy Myburgh is only the second South African scientist to have been recognised by the American College of Sport Medicine (ACSM) for her important contributions to exercise science. The ACSM is the world's largest sports medicine and...
Jaco Franken receives top MBA student award
At a special award ceremony hosted by the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB) to celebrate its top performing postgraduate students last week, Dr Jaco Franken, Manager of the Graduate School of Economic and Management Sciences...
Auxin - 23 April: “The fruits of the spirit mixed with street smarts”
AUXIN hosted by The Centre for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Title of Presentation “The fruits of the spirit mixed with street smarts". Reflections on the first five years of a peer mentoring programme for first-year students on the...
Finn visits SU’s division for research development
Stellenbosch University's Division for Research Development recently played host to a colleague who works thousands of kilometres away at the University of Turku in Finland. Research funding specialist Lauri Keskinen's ten-day visit was...
More pedestrian crashes in poorer areas
Every year, many South Africans die on our roads despite safety awareness campaigns and threats of tougher penalties for reckless driving. Among the numerous fatalities are pedestrians who remain the most vulnerable road users. The...
CUGH elective sparks passion for Public Health
An elective in Public Health with the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) in Washington was all it took to make fifth-year medical student Yonela Kentane more determined than ever to pursue a career in public health...
Why fixing primary health care is crucial to making South Africa healthier
This article was originally published on The Conversation . Read the full article here . By some measures – healthy life expectancy, obesity and depression, among others – South Africa is the unhealthiest country on earth. That's a sobering...
Alumnus gets highest mark in the world
Alumnus Devin Kruger has won joint first place worldwide in the international Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) exam of February 2019. Devin was informed of his achievement yesterday (11 April 2019) by Ms Nita Patel...
First-year Achievement Awards 2019
First-year Achievement Awards / Eerstejaarsprestasietoekennings / Amabhaso eMpumelelo waBafundi boNyaka wokuQala Prof. Arnold Schoonwinkel, Vice-Rector: Learning and Teaching, hosted the annual event in honour of 32 top-achieving first...