Each year on 3 June, the United Nations marks World Bicycle Day, to recognise the bicycle as an accessible and sustainable form of transport that supports healthier communities and more liveable cities. This year’s theme, Cycling for a Greener Future, focuses on how cycling can make transport systems more sustainable around the world.

The development of genetically modified yeast strains that produce special enzymes for commercial applications.

Innovus TTO supports researchers in translating new and innovative research into commercially viable products and services. Trademarks, patents and copyrights create a complementary framework for monetising sports.

Discussing and developing practical tools and approaches to solve this "equitable equation" for ensuring that both US and its partnering sponsors receive fair value.

The academy will be accessible to students at affordable rates across all faculties on both the Stellenbosch and Tygerberg campuses. It also plans to expand its offering to include learner licence preparation.

The Central Events and Conferencing Office (CECO) at Stellenbosch University (SU) is no longer the town’s best-kept secret. Their recent feature in the second edition of Afri Explorer is a testament to their growing influence on the local tourism and business events industry.

Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden (SUBG) is contributing to a global effort to improve the way researchers and conservationists document and share living plant collections, joining international researchers from over 50 botanic gardens worldwide in a call for a reliable, more coordinated ecosystem to support plant conservation and scientific research.

Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Spin-out company GreenX Engineering, a certified Electrical Performance Certificate (EPC) inspection body, issued Boland College‘s first EPC, together with a detailed energy audit report, on Friday, 30 January 2026. Boland College is among the first technical and vocational education and training colleges in South Africa to receive such certification.

The Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden (SUBG) will officially launch its first permanent art collection, the James & Shirley Sherwood Botanical Art Collection, in May 2026. The collection will be housed in the historically significant SUBG office building, showcasing the artworks of many top South African botanical artists.

Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Innovus Technology Transfer Office welcomes Anne Chisa as a Technology Transfer Officer, effective 1 December 2025. Anne brings a unique blend of research experience and communication expertise to the team.