​A team of Stellenbosch University (SU) medical students will embark on an ambitious 902km cycle tour from Vioolsdrift at the Namibian border to Cape Agulhas, the most Southern tip of Africa, from 1 to 8 December 2018. Tuesday, 27 November...

Stellenbosch University is very proud of its recycling statistics. At present, over 80% of all general waste from the Stellenbosch, Tygerberg and Bellville Park campuses is diverted for recycling and 70% is actually recycled. This means...

The annual Winter School presented by the Faculty of Theology, Stellenbosch University, is scheduled from Tuesday 13 June to Thursday 15 June this year and will focus on the theme Reforming the Church, Society and Ourselves. In the light of...

The Stellenbosch University management yesterday afternoon (28 February 2019) decided to suspend the implementation of the user fee for the evening shuttle service on the Stellenbosch campus after a meeting with the Students’ Representative...

The Stellenbosch University management yesterday afternoon (28 February 2019) decided to suspend the implementation of the user fee for the evening shuttle service on the Stellenbosch campus after a meeting with the Students’ Representative...

The recipient of the CGW Schumann medal for the best postgraduate student in 2019 at SU's Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, Mr Willem Wilken, is already fronting up to a new challenge as he furthers his studies in the foreign...

A team of researchers from Stellenbosch University's (SU) Department of Physiological Sciences are on their way to Mülheim in Germany to collaborate with and receive training from Dr Beate Jaeger, a medical doctor pioneering the use of...

​The 58-year-old non-governmental organisation, Matie Community Service (better known as MGD – Matie Gemeenskapsdiens, in Afrikaans), is wrapping up a number of focus group engagements with various stakeholders in the lead-up to its...

Historian Dr Anell Daries turns controversy into scholarship, tracing how disciplinary legacies shaped knowledge production at SU – but she also holds herself accountable to help drive change from within. Master’s student Jesse le Roux...

There is a particular connection between the metaphor of Ubuntu and the ecology of Aspalathus linearis, one of the endemic species popularly known in global markets as rooibos tea. According to Rhoda Malgas, a lecturer and PhD candidate in...