​What Lies Beneath Table Mountain or All Models are Wrong, but Some are Useful inaugural lecture - Prof. Alex Kisters After two years, the Faculty of Science...

The Spesbona damselfly is one of the few "chameleons" of the dragonfly world and quite unique to the insect world at that. Both the male and female of this...

Enquiring minds in the seed or fertilizer industry, or those who wish to expand their knowledge of crops and fertilizer management can now consider doing a new...

​Dr Adrian Enthoven emphasised the importance of 'thriving businesses' and social cohesion for South Africa's growth, at the Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert (FVZS)...

"It is very important to listen to what people say, to get to know the institution and to form a good concept of everybody's needs and expectations." These are...

Technological advances in health sciences have brought with them new and complex ethical challenges that we need to deal with. This was one of the viewpoints of...

Years of hard work and dedication to individuals, families and communities affected by HIV, were rewarded when Ms Joan Coetzee was elected as international co...

Science communication is becoming more popular all over the world with countries, universities and research institutions spending big chunks of their budgets to...

A week of events, films and dialogues aimed at seeking alternative ways to understand identity at Stellenbosch University (SU), is held this week (8-12 August...

If ever a book's title could appropriately capture its contents, Steven Robins' Letters of Stone seems to have succeeded in doing so perfectly. Like the...