​ Stellenbosch students Mudzuli Rakhivane and Avuyile Gasela were part of the team that won the 25 th African Human Rights Moot Court Competition, held at the Constitutional Court of South Africa on Saturday 8 October 2016. Appearing for...

Contribution for Geobulletin from Stellenbosch Earth Sciences For this issue, we have many interesting and significant things to report. Staffing Matters After two years, the Faculty of Science finally caught up with Professor Alex Kisters...

​Royal Forestry Society Education Manager, Ted Wilson, visited the Department of Forestry and Wood Science, at Stellenbosch, on 4 August 2016, during his summer vacation in South Africa. The primary purpose of the visit was to discuss...

Everyone knows where to find Stellenbosch, a town of many contradictions nestled in the midst of the Boland mountains. But how many people really know how Stellenbosch thinks, feels and hopes? As part of Stellenbosch University's (SU)...

​​​Stellenbosch University (SU) International was well represented at the 2023 edition of the European Association for International Education (EAIE) conference in Rotterdam in the Netherlands at the end of September. The ten-member...

Stellenbosch Football Club is proud to announce that the Club will compete in the 2024 SASOL Women’s League! Stellenbosch Football Club has purchased the franchise of Stellenbosch University, and as part of the agreement, the two entities...

Switched from music to law. Recipient of the Rector’s Award for best LLM thesis. A deep appreciation for the value of living and learning alongside people from different backgrounds.

A group of about 70 students recently gathered outside Admin B to protest the ongoing human rights violations in the Israeli-Palestinian war. Having marched across campus – chanting and singing about the Palestinian cause – the group...

​Abdulrazak Gurnah's novels have long been on the reading lists for undergraduate and postgraduate students in the English Department at Stellenbosch University. The recent announcement that the Zanzibari-born author had been awarded the...