This year, Stellenbosch University's Matie Community Service – which is housed within the Division for Social Impact – made great strides in forming purposeful partnerships as part of its Mandela Week 2019 activities. Together with staff...

Maties Football’s promotion to the ABC Motsepe League has been years in the making. “This is a major step for Maties Football and for the sport in the greater Stellenbosch area. The new experience will broaden our horizons in a big way! We...

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Youth born just after the turn of democracy in 1994 have the highest years of completed education of any cohort in South African history and this may rise further among younger age cohorts. While this is a trend worth celebrating, South...

​Prof Lambert Engelbrecht from the Department of Social Work in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at Stellenbosch University delivered his inaugural lecture on Tuesday 29 October 2024. The title of his lecture was “Five elephants in...

Four full-time staff members of the Faculty of AgriSciences were among the 30 students in the faculty to receive their doctorates this week. They are oenologist Dr Marianne McKay, agricultural economist Dr Jan Greyling, Dr Jeanne Brand, who...

​​​SU researcher contributes to global study finding that 40% of amphibians face extinction largely because of climate change: Climate change emerges as major driver of amphibian declines globally, according to watershed paper published in...

​​​Those who wish to dismiss the wave of violence against women and children as the result of insufficient policing must think again. According to Michael le Cordeur , the problem lies much deeper: it is an educational problem which...

​The article, Poverty rises, inequality shifts as Covid-19 impact continues unabated, by Prof Servaas van der Berg, was published on 10 May 2020 by News24. Read the complete article below or click here​ for the piece as published. Many have...

What will happen after the lockdown is over? This is the question Prof Alex Welte from the South African Centre of Excellence for Epidemiological Modelling and Analysis (SACEMA) tries to answer in an article for GroundUp (31 March). Read...