​On 26 March, Dr Marina Joubert and Mr Martin Viljoen joined forces to present an Auxin session entitled Building your research profile: The rewards and risks of engaging with public audiences about your research and availing yourself to...

Why does bone health matter? Our bones support us and allow us to move. They protect our brain, heart, and other organs from injury. Our bones also store minerals such as calcium and phosphorous, which help keep our bones strong, and...

​Maties' Edwill van der Merwe supported the Junior Springboks from the sidelines as a ball boy in the 2012 World Rugby U/20 Championship in South Africa, which the team won, and four years later he has established himself as one of the key...

"Every year the Faculty of AgriSciences financially supports students who show academic potential but who would, without support, be unable to further their studies. We are therefore extremely grateful for the way in which our industry...

Due to the ongoing demand and far-reaching impact of national logistics costs, Stellenbosch University's Department of Logistics released the Logistics Barometer South Africa 2016 on Wednesday, 26 October. The second edition of the South...

​Department of Biomedical Sciences lecturer Dr Caitlin Uren was recently inaugurated as a member of the South African Young Academy of Science (SAYAS), which adds a select few of the country's most outstanding young scientists to its ranks...

​​Stellenbosch University (SU) was once again rewarded for excellence at the annual Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education (MACE) congress awards ceremony held at Nitida Wine Farm in Durbanville on 29 November. SU received a...

​​​“It is crucial that we do not use the language we speak and the culture we live as weapons against each other, but rather as tools to cultivate reconciliation. It is not just about being healed from the past, but about social justice and...

​​To pay homage to former president Nelson Mandela and “Ma" Albertina Sisulu, who were both born a 100 years ago, the Military Academy at Saldanha, will this year kick off their annual endurance race from Qunu in the Eastern Cape – the...

​From Khoekhoegowab to Igbo and Sepedi – these are only three of the low-resource languages in Africa that a group of over 400 volunteers from more than 20 African countries are targeting to address the lack of diversity in the field of...