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A joyful celebration filled with blessings for SU’s 13th Rector and Vice-Chancellor

The informal celebration of the inauguration of Stellenbosch University’s (SU) new Rector and Vice-Chancellor, Prof Deresh Ramjugernath, started on a festive...
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Join Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden on Mandela Day

Join Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden on Mandela Day

🌱 Mandela Day Weeding Hour – Lend a Hand, Grow a Legacy! 🌿

This Mandela Day, we're inviting all Stellenbosch University staff to donate your 67 minutes to...

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Operation Maties Bikes boosts activity and mobility in rural communities

Operation Maties Bikes boosts activity and mobility in rural communities

​When Stellenbosch University's (SU) transport department began renewing its bicycle fleet, Dr Leslie van Rooi, SU Senior Director of Social Impact and...

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African Anti-Corruption Day: Stronger measures needed to fight corruption

African Anti-Corruption Day: Stronger measures needed to fight corruption

​​​African Anti-Corruption Day is commemorated on 11 July each year. In opinion pieces for the media, experts at Stellenbosch University highlight the stronger...

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True leaders do not need a title to lead

True leaders do not need a title to lead

True leaders do not need a title to lead

Thembalethu Seyisi shares the stories that inspire him to greatness. 

“This book captures the essence of what it means to...

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Judge Dennis Davis says courts alone can't save the planet

Judge Dennis Davis says courts alone can't save the planet

Former judge Dennis Davis was the keynote speaker at a colloquium at Stellenbosch University's Faculty of Law ​on climate change law and green finance.

The event...

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Study shows people back climate policy when weather events feel personal

Study shows people back climate policy when weather events feel personal

​A new study by a team of international researchers — including one from Stellenbosch University — found that most people are more likely to support climate...

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