Die Matie Sport – Photos of the Year
BY JAN-HENDRIK PRETORIUS Die Matie curated some of the best sports photos taken throughout the
Year: 2022
CHECK we’re not mates
By Kezia Daniels In recent news, Magnus Carlsen, the World Chess Championship winner, has accused
Walking on Thin Air
By Skyla Thornton Every Tuesday afternoon, a group of adrenaline-seeking students rigs slacklines on the
Dirty Gold for the Maroon Machine at Sevens Tournament
By Flavia Davids The Maties’ Rugby 7s men’s team recently made Stellenbosch University (SU) proud
Bongeziwe Mabandla is Paving his Own Lane
By Kobus Erasmus Bongeziwe Mabandla’s musical journey is a decade in the making. The Johannesburg-based
John Graayenstein is Taking Flight
By Lize Bekker Being a student is quite tricky, but balancing a degree and pursuing
Helshoogte Student to Face CDC After Urination Incident
By Anakin Curtis In the early hours of the morning on Thursday 22 September, a
Fossil Free (for all) Stellenbosch
By Tiaan Booyens Should institutions like Stellenbosch University (SU) be expected to take more direct
Angie Oeh Sit Female Energy in Afrikaans
Deur Ané Havenga Angie Oeh se eerste tattoo was ’n smiley op haar gesig, haar
Queen B is back
Album Review By Lesedi Mnisi Beyoncé’s renaissance has begun, and she has shared her revival
Glitter, Graphics, Glam and Gloss
By Sibella Swanepoel The long-awaited quad party recently took place, and there was glitter—lots of
Biere Knak Regoor die Wêreld vir Internasionale Bierdag
Deur Karla van der Merwe Elke jaar op die eerste Vrydag van Augustus sedert 2008
Women’s Comedy Night at Dorp
By Ciara Shaye Seaman Dorp Bar’s weekly Comedy Nights were recently brought back with a
Maties Athletes at Home at the Commonwealth Games
By Ané Havenga The 2022 Commonwealth Games have been the start of some athletes’ careers,
Maties-Rotsklim Spog met Nuwe Opknappings
Deur Kobus Erasmus Maties se rotsklimklub het onlangs die opening van ’n splinternuwe klimmuur gevier.
Basketball Bouncing Back After a Two-Year Hiatus
By Buhle Bam The Maties Basketball players will be back to dropping dimes, making it
Women Who Inspire SU Students
By Hannah Theron The month of August is annually celebrated as Women’s Month in South
Students Call for Climate Action Now
By Skyla Thornton Maties have again made it clear that they expect climate action from
Upcoming Female Creatives in Stellies
Jean-Miri Olivier Until feminist activists started the feminist art movement in the 1960s, many feminists
Metanoia Anointing Incident Still Unresolved
By Ansela Sloman Following an incident where a number of students’ doors were anointed with