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In the business of shifting boundaries: Lidia du Plessis

Lidia du Plessis is a firm believer in celebrating and developing each individual's unique potential. This also underpins her work as programme manager of...

Opportunity, meaning, and choice: Proposing a pedagogy of occupational justice

You are invited to attend the third quarterly TLA (Teaching-Learning, and Assessment) seminar of 2024, offered by the Division for Learning and Teaching...

AI is a tool, not a source: GenAI literacy for SU

You are invited to attend the TLA (Teaching-Learning-Assessment) Auxin seminar of 2024, offered by the Centre for Teaching and Learning: Topic: AI is a tool...

Nokwanda Siyengo – passionate about touching lives

It is Women's Month and the Faculty of Education celebrates the remarkable women in our faculty. Nokwanda Siyengo, Acting Director at SUNCEP, is passionate...

‘I want to change what happens,’ says legendary researcher

This article originally appeared on UniversityWorldNews.com - ‘I want to change what happens,’ says legendary researcher Having turned 71 in January 2024...

SU's School for Data Science and Computational Thinking celebrates five pioneering years

Five pioneering years of artificial intelligence, genome surveillance and machine learning, as well as an Italian knighthood and recognition not once, but twice...

Informative JICA Lecture sheds light on Japan’s mass media evolution

A fascinating perspective on the media landscape came to light during a recent lecture by a Japanese media expert at Stellenbosch University (SU). The third...

Social Impact: Career guidance project changes young lives

With Stellenbosch University's (SU) focus on social impact awareness in July, this series of profiles celebrates remarkable individuals and teams who make a...

Homeless people’s property is property, regardless of its economic value.

Cape Town's Unlawful Occupation By-Law, which allows for the confiscation of homeless people's personal belongings, must be reformed to ensure that all...

Why should we care about insects?

World Nature Conservation Day was observed on Sunday 28 July. In an opinion piece for the Mail & Guardian, Prof Michael Samways from the Department of...