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Blessed Muyanga at graduation
Image by: Henk Oets

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Dignity restored – SU chemistry graduate’s journey to success

Blessed Muyanga came to Stellenbosch University (SU) in 2022 in pursuit of a science degree and a sense of independence. He never imagined he would become the...
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A Day in the Life: Enos Lekala

A Day in the Life: Enos Lekala

As one of the driving forces behind the Listen, Live and Learn (LLL) initiative at Stellenbosch University (SU), Enos Lekala makes a big...

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Science, AgriSciences, Health Sciences students victorious at SU’s FameLab heat

Science, AgriSciences, Health Sciences students victorious at SU’s FameLab heat

​Tallulah Glasby, a master's student in microecology at Stellenbosch University (SU), has won the SU heat of the 2024 national FameLab competition.

The event...

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SU Museum hosts book launch celebrating 66 South African women

SU Museum hosts book launch celebrating 66 South African women

A coffee table book celebrating South Africa's formidable women was recently launched at Stellenbosch University (SU). The SU Museum, in collaboration with the...

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International networking opportunities for two SU journalism students

International networking opportunities for two SU journalism students

Two journalism honours students from Stellenbosch University have secured positions within the Historically Black Colleges and Universities – Africa...

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A Day in the Life: Valdene Southon

A Day in the Life: Valdene Southon

​Valdene Southon is far more than just an assistant at Stellenbosch University's (SU) Campus Health Service. She plays a pivotal role that extends far...

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Agreeable personalities a top target for cybercriminals – SU study

Agreeable personalities a top target for cybercriminals – SU study

​People with an agreeable personality have a higher chance of being manipulated by cybercriminals to share private and sensitive information, a new study at...

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