Is the question about Afrikaans really about language as a tool for learning or is it about advancing certain political agendas? Will those who are now taking...
In an article published in Die Burger on Saturday, 26 June, the spotlight falls on the SU Choir, and how its diversity has not only enhanced the sound of...
Is the question about Afrikaans really about language as a tool for learning or is it about advancing certain political agendas? Will those who are now taking...
In March, forestry graduate Gabriel Smith was unable to attend the official function at which he was to receive the Schlich Medal as the top BSc Forestry and...
The African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD), in partnership with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) and Stellenbosch University...
The Maties Wine Club (MWC) has become a popular virtual event on the alumni calendar. Wine-tasting events have been held for alumni in Germany, Benelux, France...
We are only one month away from the launch of our Annual Fund, Bridge the Gap campaign, which means that alumni around the world will be encouraged to donate...
Annica Swart moved to Ingolstadt, Germany, one and half years ago. She started volunteering at the beginning of 2020, as she was looking for a way to expand...
As the regional manager retail qualification for Asia-Pacific at the BMW Group in Munich, Germany, Heinrich Schwella has his work cut out for him. But this...
Julien Wormser, former international exchange student and new chairperson of the European chapter of the University of Stellenbosch Business School (USB)...
