Hannah Simba, a PhD candidate in Public Health (with the African Cancer Institute), has received the L'Oreal Sub-Saharan Africa Women in Science PhD Fellowship...

​​Reports in the media over the last few days (since 5 March 2021) highlighted various issues pertaining to the implementation of Stellenbosch University's...

​While the Covid-19 pandemic might have caused major disruptions in higher education, it couldn't dent Stellenbosch University's (SU) reputation as one of the...

We still rely heavily on coal to generate electricity, but with an ageing fleet of coal-fired power plants we should perhaps start to tap into our abundant...

Even though the Covid-19 pandemic has caused disruption and uncertainty, it has also offered us many opportunities that we should capitalize on and use to the...

​The Library and Information Service is pleased to announce that we have signed agreements with a number of publishers that make it easier for our researchers...

​International Women's Day was celebrated on Monday (March 8). In opinion pieces for the media, Profs Juliana Claassens (Department of Old and New Testament)...

​​Scattered exposures of Cretaceous sediments in remote portions of western New Mexico include the muddy slopes and cliff-forming sandstones of the Moreno Hill...

First-year students at Stellenbosch University's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS) were, for the first time in history, welcomed virtually to the...

​​“Work hard, work smart. Sit down every day and study. Know what your dream is." This is the advice of Thabo Mthombeni who emerged as the top student in the...