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Maties win gold, silver and bronze at Paralympic Games
It was gold, silver and bronze for three Maties Parasport athletes at the Paralympic Games in Rio this weekend. Charl du Toit, who is studying towards an honours degree in Education Management at Stellenbosch University, took the T37 100m...
Statement: student raped in private residence
The Management of Stellenbosch University (SU) learnt with much regret and concern of a female student who was raped in the Nassau private residence in town on the 20 th of August. The survivor is not a SU student and her identity was not...
SU makes key appointments
Stellenbosch University (SU) has made several senior appointments this year. Besides two new vice-rectors, four appointments have been made in key positions. Prof Hester Klopper has been appointed Vice-Rector: Strategic Initiatives and...
UCM 2016 Vacation Training
An integral part of the B.Eng Civil degree at Stellenbosch University, is the vacation training that the undergraduate students have to undertake over the course of their studies. To this end, the UCM announced a call for applications...
JENGA Project Meeting Hosted by UCM
The fifth JENGA project meeting was recently hosted by the Unit for Construction Materials (UCM), in the Civil Engineering Department of Stellenbosch University. JENGA (Joint development of courses for ENerGy-efficient and sustainable...
Science faculty out and about
Staff from the Faculty of Science were treated to free neck and shoulder massages, free yoga and Pilates sessions, health screening, information sessions and a fun walk during the annual Wellness event on Thursday 18 August 2016. Presented...
Geobulletin: News from Stellenbosch Earth Sciences
Contribution for Geobulletin from Stellenbosch Earth Sciences For this issue, we have many interesting and significant things to report. Staffing Matters After two years, the Faculty of Science finally caught up with Professor Alex Kisters...
Online courses could help lower university fees
With university education becoming more expensive, we should start looking at online courses to lower fees, writes Dr Hannes Smit of the Department of Philosophy in an opinion piece published in Business Day on Wednesday (24 August 2016)...
VIVUS August available
VIVUS August issue - read about the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences' innovation, engagement and excellence. Latest issue of the Faculty newsletter includes articles on: New training laboratory boosts skills development in Africa...
Maties team comes second in international competition with their nutritious sweet potato and chocolate spread
S'coolBeans, a nutritious chocolate spread containing sweet potato and sugar beans, came second in the international Food Science Students Fighting Hunger product development competition. The low-cost spread is the brain child of a group of...