Since its inception in 2008, Varsity Cup has become the premier, annual South African university rugby competition held annually in South Africa. It showcases top rugby talent from universities across the country, offering a platform for...

By Maties Sport Media and Communication Unit Maties made it three wins out of three after defeating the University of Pretoria (Tuks) 57-55 in round three of Varsity Netball 2022 at Rembrandt Hall in Pretoria. The result sees the Maroon...

The Varsity Esports season is officially underway, and Maties Esports has kicked things off with a powerful statement. With 12 teams entered and 35 students representing the university in the first split of the tournament, it’s clear that...

Stellenbosch University (SU) is actively engaging with the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education. A recent Auxin session presented by Dr Hannelie Adendorff, Senior Advisor at the Centre for Teaching...

In a night filled with pride and prestige, Stellenbosch University (SU) recently celebrated its top students with the annual Rector's Awards. With a red-carpet welcome and live music by Solomon Mathipa the event brought together the SU's...

​Corina du Toit manages Stellenbosch University's (SU) Sustainable Development Impact Hub (SDG/2063 Impact Hub), advocating for sustainable development through alignment with global and African frameworks. Beyond her passion for...

​​This article was originally published on The Conversation . Read the full article here . Over the past two decades, mental health research has advanced markedly. But most mental health studies haven't included African people – either as...

​​After having matriculated with good grades from the Montebello High School in Durban, applying for medical school seemed like a no-brainer to Dr Sengeziwe Sibeko. All her school friends with good grades opted for life sciences. But the 18...

After having matriculated with good grades from the Montebello High School in Durban, applying for medical school seemed like a no-brainer to Dr Sengeziwe Sibeko. All her school friends with good grades opted for life sciences. But the 18...

Our tertiary institutions have a key role to play in overcoming the legacy of inequality and injustice, writes Prof Nuraan Davids from the Department of Education Policy Studies in an opinion piece for Mail & Guardian (14 May). ​Re ​ad the...