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Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine Signs First Articulation Agreement in SA with SU

​ Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine (RUSVM) announced that it has signed an articulation agreement with Stellenbosch University. This is the first...

Cape Union Mart boss shares business wisdom at USB Director’s Table

​Recently, USB director Prof Piet Naudé hosted the executive chairman of the Cape Union Mart Group, Philip Krawitz, at a USB Director's Table*. In his wide...

Dr Alex Andrason soaks up new languages

​​Icelandic, Polish, Swedish, French, Spanish, Russian, English, Mandinka, Afrikaans and Xhosa. A mouthful of languages understood and spoken by Stellenbosch...

USB community in shock after death of Dr Kobus Serfontein

​Last week, the Director of USB, Prof Piet Naudé, announced the sudden death of Dr Kobus Serfontein, head of Leadership Studies at USB. Dr Serfontein passed...

SU hosts historical meeting of numerical and applied mathematicians

The first SANUM* meeting came into existence in 1975 when two eminent mathematicians, Prof. Lothar Collatz (1910-1990) from Germany and Dr Fritz John (1920-1994...

Rector speaks on rape, 'rape culture' and campus safety

​​Safety measures, legislation and disciplinary structures may act as deterrents to the rape and assault of women, but it will not prevent gender violence. A...

Female student lays charge of rape; suspect arrested

Stellenbosch University learnt this morning (Saturday 2 April 2016) of an allegation* of rape of a female member of its student community that occurred on the...

Stellenbosch University Staff Members win People’s Choice awards at International Conference

Stellenbosch University Staff Members win People's Choice awards at International Conference The Second Legitimation Code Theory (LCTC2) conference took place...

Building the South Africa that Nelson Mandela dreamed of

Political intolerance, no trust in the government and racism. These are just some of the problems South Africans are struggling with and the Born Free...

Four things parents can do to keep their kids’ kidneys healthy

This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article. There has been an increase in kidney disease in children globally. In the...
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