​Informative, inspiring, relevant, challenging, empowering and thought-provoking. These were some of the check-out words used by course participants during the final session of the Leadership in Education short course hosted by the Faculty...

​A new diploma in sustainable development aims to address one of our great challenges: the creation of a new generation of responsible entrepreneurs who understands the world we live in, and have the skills and values to equip them for...

​Maties Hockey once again expanded its hockey offering by adding a third astroturf to their facility and officially welcomed athletes to their grounds in August this year. This astroturf became a reality, thanks to the valuable partnership...

​Stellenbosch University's Sport Science Department – the first department of its kind in Africa – has, this year, moved from resorting under the Faculty of Education to falling under the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (FMHS). The...

​Cutting edge technology in the form of a muon detector on loan from the Institute of Physics of the Two Infinities (IP2I) in Lyon, France, will kick-start cosmic-ray research at Stellenbosch University (SU) and the University of the...

​​​Africa needs to stop paying the price for the rest of the world's recalcitrance to act fast enough in response to the irrefutable conclusions that climate change is real and that the impact of global warming could be devasting, says Prof...

Twenty eight grade ten and eleven learners from Makupula and Kayamandi High Schools in Stellenbosch had the opportunity to attend workshops in the use of a microscope made mainly out of paper – named the Foldscope microscope. Two workshops...

​​​From 7 to 11 April 2025, Stellenbosch University International hosted an International Staff Training Week that brought together 21 professional administrative support services staff members (PASS) from across the globe for a dynamic...

Investment in ecological infrastructure (EI) – ecosystems such as mountain catchments, wetlands, coastal dunes and riparian corridors that deliver a range of essential services to humans – is largely driven by the need to protect and...

​​​​​​A fascination with numbers and a penchant for problem-solving helped a quiet boy from a poor village in northern Namibia become a world-respected financial mathematician who has visited and lectured at some of the world's leading...