Media release
New SU-led report highlights Africa's assistive technology access crisis
Media release
New study led by South African scientists reveals how sea-ice microbes survive the Southern Ocean’s harsh winter, with implications for climate change
A study led by scientists from Stellenbosch University reveal that during winter the sea-ice around Antarctica harbors a reservoir of microbes of which most...
Institutional news
SU again ranked among top universities in the world
Stellenbosch University (SU) has been ranked among the world’s leading universities in two global rankings released in the same month.
SU broke into the top 300...
Institutional news
SU and TUT join forces to develop SA’s future research leaders
Stellenbosch University (SU) and Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) have formalised a new partnership aimed at developing the next generation of researchers...
Opinion and features
Beyond administration: time to overhaul NSFAS as we know it
The struggling National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has now been placed under administration for the third time since 2018. The time has come to...
Opinion and features
Youth Day: Young people's voices must be heard
South Africans celebrated Youth Day on 16 June. In opinion pieces for the media, staff and students at Stellenbosch University emphasised why it is important to...
Medicine and health
Clinicians point to systemic barriers behind schizophrenia relapse
Schizophrenia relapse is a common and troubling reality in South Africa, with approximately one in three people living with the condition experiencing a...