A mental health pandemic: It’s far from ideal, but a dying mother was able to blow kisses to her child thanks to Khanya the robot
Thuli Madonsela speaks to Lyse Comins about how Zuma’s refusal to recognise any court and any structure that disagrees with him was sad. His violations were serious and he must…
It may be marketed by influencers, but intravenous vitamin therapy is not necessary and probably not worth the hype, experts say
Senior university managers say political parties should be banned from campuses, citing a climate of fear
Two academic articles raise questions about the inherent racism and sexism in scientific methodologies and research ethics
Writing about Binyavanga, as is writing about Africa, is about what is left off the page
A recent journal article on ‘coloured’ women reflects an outmoded paradigm of race
TW Kambule-NSTF Award: Researcher through research and its outputs by an individual
Decolonising and reimagining institutions is not a mere theory or idealism but a responsibility
Students distressed by events on campus asked for an opportunity to write exams in 2017.
Research from Stellenbosch University has shown that grazing on fragrant Karoo plants gives lamb a regional taste.
Stellenbosch has also committed to growing isiXhosa in effort to ‘facilitate social cohesion and promote inclusivity’.
A language is not preserved by formal applications, but rather in the home, in the arts and in literature, writes Josua Loots.
The use of a language that bars the majority of black African students – who do not understand Afrikaans – is indefensible.
South Africa is set to launch nanosatellites that will gather valuable data before self-destructing.
Aryan Kaganof’s film about Wits deceptively reflects on the political grandstanding at the institution.
The retro arrangement of Stellenbosch’s Sasol Museum’s artifacts is a gem for cultural study.
If the annual national assessments are to be believed, SA has the fastest developing education system in the world – a highly unlikely conclusion.
To some, gender may seem to be an unimportant topic, a frivolous diversion from the more critical problems of poverty, war, disease or racism.
A transformation lobby group has embarked on a collision course with the <em>taalbulle</em> who want to preserve Afrikaans at Stellenbosch University.
