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Making history? Untold stories see the light thanks to R11.7m grant

The untold stories of South Africans who were overlooked in the past and bypassed by history are set to see the light thanks to a new project settled within...

Departmental chairpersons promoted to associate professors

​​​​​​​Two departmental chairpersons in the Faculty of Education – Dr Nuraan Davids, chairperson of the Department of Education Policy Studies, and Dr Michael...

Northern Cape spells best – in Afrikaans

​This year the Northern Cape is the province that spells best. Ten of the thirty prize winners in the final round of the Sanlam WOW Spelling Bee for Afrikaans...

Bright future awaits SciMathUS class of 2017

"The greatest gift that anyone can give today's youth is to equip them with critical thinking skills and the ability to reason logically, because these...

SU scientists honoured by Royal Society of SA

The Royal Society of South Africa (RSSAf) has honoured two Stellenbosch University (SU) scientists, Prof Bert Klumperman and Prof Guy Midgley, with the highest...

South Africans want a new country - Zackie Achmat

“We don't want to save the post 1994 South Africa – we want a different country," said activist and co-founder of the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) Zackie...

SA at a tipping point

“South Africa is most definitely at a tipping point and if things go on like this we will be sliding down a socio-economic abyss," said Temba Nolutshungu...

Hard work and dedication rewarded at Maties Sport Awards

​​​​​Cyclist Frankie du Toit, a first-year BA Sport Science student, and hockey player Keenan Horne, a postgraduate student in the Faculty of Law, were named...

Archbishop Desmond Tutu: the essence of what it means to be human

​ This article was originally published on The Conversation . Read the full article here As Archbishop Desmond Mpilo Tutu celebrated his 86th birthday, it's...

SU alumnus teaches students vital soft skills at Careers Café

SU alumnus Dalton Odendaal talked to undergraduate students at the Alumni Relations Office's second Careers Café about how his passion for sports and law...
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