Changes in an organization can often take an emotional toll on employees and it is important that managers take this seriously. This was one of the viewpoints of Prof Mias de Klerk of the University of Stellenbosch Business School in the...

Staff are kindly requested to be extra vigilant by taking note of suspicious people entering campus buildings or attempting to gain access with personnel into buildings during recess. Please take note of the following tips: Keep your...

“So what do you actually DO during all the hours when you're not lecturing? Surely you have a nice easy job? If I had a penny for each time that somebody asked me this question, I wouldn't be worried about the need for a job," says Dr Neill...

Prof Ian Couper, an internationally renowned expert in rural health, had a healthcare leadership award bestowed on him at the 15th World Rural Health Conference. Health professionals from around the world were honoured in New Delhi, India...

​​The Stellenbosch University (SU) Law Clinic is preparing to go to court in another potentially groundbreaking case, this time representing South African Paralympic swimmer and law student Hendri Herbst. Upon visiting the restaurant of...

“Anyone can get a degree. But not everyone can get to the top." Addressing postgraduate students and staff at Stellenbosch University's (SU) Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences (Tygerberg Campus), Prof Jonathan Jansen, who holds the...

​​​​​​A team of four constitutional property law and land reform experts from Stellenbosch University made a submission to the constitutional review committee recently. Professors Bradley Slade, Juanita Pienaar, Zsa-Zsa Boggenpoel and Ms...

Two Stellenbosch University (SU) students walked away with the best oral presentation and the best poster awards at the recent annual congress of the Southern African Society for Aquatic Scientists (SASAqS). PhD student Katie Watson's...

​​Vaccine hesitancy is a complex phenomenon that needs to be understood within the specific context it occurs. This is according to Elizabeth Oduwole, a PhD student in the Department of Global Health's Division of Health Systems...

Seven different bacteria and several yeasts and fungi which are commonly found all around us – and even inside our guts - were used to create a living microbial display, on show in a glass cabinet in the foyer of the JC Smuts building at...