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‘Net-positive’ Matie to use Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford to make the world better

​​Stellenbosch University (SU) student Humairaa Moosa can now add Rhodes-Scholar elect to her long list of accomplishments and awards. The BCom Honours student...

Agreement between SU’s Campus Health and Stellenbosch Hospital streamlines services

A groundbreaking agreement was recently signed between Stellenbosch University's Campus Health Service and the Stellenbosch Hospital that will have a positive...

Every day a new adventure as a campus tour guide

*Lianke Potgieter is a second-year MBChB student and also one of the eager student tour guides that regularly take guests to our campus on enriching tours of...

Social Justice Conference and Summit inspire collaboration and solutions for pressing problems

​Business and civil society have a role and responsibility regarding advancing social justice, though such role is less onerous than that of governments. This...

University of Bath visits SU Division for Learning and Teaching Enhancement (DLTE)

From October 18 to 20, a delegation from the Centre for Teaching and Learning at the University of Bath visited Stellenbosch University. Their visit kicked off...

Times Higher Education Subject ranking confirms SU’s world-class academic offering

​Stellenbosch University (SU) can hold its own among the best universities in the world in the subject areas of Law, Clinical and Health, Education, Arts and...

Listen, Live and Learn discussion during Woordfees explores the complexities of Coloured culture

​Since​​ the Toyota SU Woordfees (Wordfest), an annual arts festival held in Stellenbosch, concluded, the productions, live television and radio broadcasts...

Huis Visser uses ping pong to spread awareness of breast cancer

​Huis Visser recently organised an event on the Rooiplein to raise awareness about Breast Cancer and used a fun version of ping pong to spread the word about...

Leading global scientists gather in Stellenbosch to shine a light on the critical need for TB research

​We are in the middle of a “Golden Age" of tuberculosis (TB) research, both pre-clinically and clinically, that, if successful, could see the end of...

EMS staffer benefits from skills exchange programme with Lund University

Economic and Management Sciences (EMS) faculty member Melissa Siegelaar has praised a recent job shadowing initiative at Lund University (LU) which she said...
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