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SU alumna Anneline Arries
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Institutional news

Anneline: Using language to open worlds for young learners

For Stellenbosch University (SU) alumna Anneline Arries, language has always been more than a subject. It is a way to connect, to understand different cultures...
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Opinion and features

A new vision of democracy is emerging from the ground up by ‘we, the people’

Thembalethu Seyisi is the Head of Law Reform, Advocacy and Institutional Partnerships at the Centre for Social Justice and the Division for Advancement...

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Amohetsoe Shale is CEO of NAVU

Media release

SU student takes African prosthetics innovation to global stage

At just 23, Stellenbosch University (SU) master’s student and NAVU Mobility founder Amohetsoe Shale is preparing for the biggest sprint of her life: access to a...

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Decay without Mourning Conference

Arts, languages and social sciences

‘Decay without mourning’ conference offers new ways of caring for the past

An international conference at Stellenbosch University (SU) has challenged long-held assumptions about heritage, urging scholars, artists and archivists to...

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Awards and milestones

SU’s website earns global acclaim with prestigious Gold Quill Award

Stellenbosch University (SU) recently received an international Gold Quill Award of Merit from the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC)...

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Opinion and features

Safeguarding South African research in a changing global landscape

An effective research security approach cannot simply be a list of prohibitions. It must be a thoughtful, risk-based framework that acknowledges our unique...

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An aerial view shows widespread flooding submerging villages and farmland, with isolated homes and trees standing amid vast floodwaters

Opinion and features

Rethinking our freedom in a time of climate crisis

South Africans celebrated Freedom Day on 27 April. In an opinion piece for the Cape Argus, Dr Gibson Ncube from the Department of Modern Foreign Languages draws...

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