Barking up the right tree
BY GABRIELA VILJOEN Jacobus King and Theunis Raubenheimer, both third-year Industrial Engineering students, are combatting
Year: 2019
Bietjie Liefde by die Dam
Liefde by die Dam is terug in die Kaap vir die tweede keer. Dominique Fuchs
Huis Visser krag(te)loos teen Mediese masjien
BY CATHARINA VAN DER MESCHT Die koshuishokkie-winterliga het die afgelope week tot ’n dramatiese einde
Maties Gimnastiek: Flink, fiks, fantasties
DEUR LIAN VAN WYK DIE MATIES GIMNASTE het sakkevol indrukwekkende truuks. Dit weet enigeen wat
Prins crowned Sportswoman of the Year
BY KESIA ABRAHAMS & HELÉNE LEONARD Jo Prins has made 2019 her year. The Stellenbosch
Amano: one for the books
Willow-Ruby van der Berg spoke to James Smith about his business, Amano, which makes appealing
‘Invasion’ at SMAC
Ernst van der Wal’s solo exhibition is currently showing at SMAC Gallery. Alexander Brand spoke
Entrepreneurs engage in Conscious Consumerism
BY REBECCA PITT IT takes 2,700 litres of water to make your most preferred H&M
As dit broekskeur gaan
DEUR MARYNA ADSHADE ’n NUWE lid, Custom Alterations, het onlangs by die Neelsie-familie aangesluit. Hierdie
How to prevent burnout
BY DOMINIQUE VERSTER With exam season looming ahead, the average student tends to regress into
Students experience Ubuntu behind bars
BY KIRSTY BUCHOLZ FIFTEEN Stellenbosch University (SU) students and fifteen inmates from Brandvlei Prison received
SU language policy remains unchanged
BY NICOLE NASSON AFTER three years of legal proceedings, the Constitutional Court of South Africa
Nuwe lewe vir kliniek
BY TOM LEE VERTAAL DEUR DOMINIQUE FUCHS Die ou vervalle gebou langs Die Mystic Boer
Green light for cannabis farm
BY CHRISTOPHER JOUBERT STELLENBOSCH based strawberry farm, Polkadraai, has become the first to legally grow
Nigeria welcomes SU
BY SEBASTIAN UYS Five members of the 2018/2019 Students Representative Council (SRC) of Stellenbosch University
Cat and mouse at Huis Muis
BY BRYNLEY VAN AARD Huis ten Bosch women were recently informed that their home would
Faith is not bad: critical response
by TIVAN LEAK SEBASTIAN UYS wrote in the previous edition of Die Matie to explain
How to handle harassment and obsessive people at Stellenbosch University
by LAUREN WESLEY-SMITH When harassment starts in your own life, it can be imperceptible. Two
A sustainable lifestyle, we just don’t care enough
by NINA STEVENSON A SCENE any Stellenbosch student is familiar with: the outdoor, concrete, campus
ARE YOU BLACK OR COLOURED?
BY PERCIVAL QUINA *Percival Quina is currently doing his Honours in International Studies. I watched