Official Student Newspaper
By Ferdinand Theo Preller In the streets of Stellenbosch, a small-scale apocalypse is occurring. Disease and death are running rampant. Corpses line the streets. And as it stands, we have no solution, no cure. We stand to lose the veryRead More
By Lilja Flohr This March in Stellenbosch, Casper Steenkamp and Kempen Claassens successfully attempted a Guinness World Record for the most consecutive tennis doubles matches ever played, aiming to play 50 hours and trying to get 50 matches played. TheRead More
By Emma Olivier Jazz Threads, a jazz ensemble of musicians from Stellenbosch University (SU), brightened up the afternoon of 19 March with joyful grooves during a free Lunch Hour Concert in the Fismer Hall at the SU Conservatory. Led byRead More
By Annabel Nyongwana What is the role of storytelling in South Africa today? How do we reckon with the violence of the past, and what resonance does it have with young people’s experiences today? These are but three questions thatRead More
By Emma Giles When your student leaders stand before you and read their manifestos, you can almost guarantee they will emphasise two words: transparency and accountability. But what does this mean in practice? Do all our student leaders, especially thoseRead More