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SU launches online onboarding programme for provisionally accepted students

​​​SU's online onboarding programme for provisionally accepted students to launch on 1 February Due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Grade 12 learners'...

Economics researcher receives highest post-doctoral research rating

​​Dr Nic Spaull from Stellenbosch University's Economics Department was this week awarded a P-rating by the National Research Foundation (NRF), the highest...

Disinfectant, soap or probiotic cleaning?

A study about disinfectant, soap and probiotic cleaning extended probiotic cleaning research to a built environment. Through an eight-month cleaning trial...

SharkSafe recognised as a top ocean innovator

​​​​SharkSafe Barrier™, an Innovus spinout company from Stellenbosch University, was recognised by the World Economic Forum's (WEF)​ digital platform UpLink as...

Medical student appointed as first African coordinator for international body

Final-year medical student, Azhar Adam Nadkar, has been elected by a global association for medical education to coordinate the student participation in a major...

Polhilia – revision of lesser known Cape plant genus ensures conservation

​One of the Cape Floral Kingdom's most threatened plant genera, Polhilia, has now been comprehensively revised and populations of these endangered species...

Passing of Extraordinary Professor Bongani Khumalo mourned

​​It is with deep sadness that the Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences learnt of the passing of Prof Bongani Khumalo (68) after contracting Covid-19...

French knighthood in agriculture for SU wine researcher

The French government has bestowed a ceremonial knighthood, the Chevalier dans l'Ordre du Mérite Agricole (Knight in the Order of Agricultural Merit), upon wine...

Researcher designs wellness programme for single moms

Single mothers living in high-risk communities afflicted by poverty and crime can benefit from parenting programmes that focus on their personal wellness. This...

‘Science meets art’ exhibit addresses stigma of illness

The public has until the end of February to visit a unique exhibition at the interface of science, art and the stigma around illness at the Rupert Museum in...
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