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French Society Hannah Sieb, chairperson, says “The French Society is a diverse group of French speakers ranging from those who can speak a few sentences all the way to the native speakers. We plan events and weekly conversation groups, asRead More
Stellenbosch’s picturesque streets and cozy coffee shops serve as the perfect backdrop forValentine’s Day. Luckily for the singles among us, this not only serves the couples strolling downVictoria street hand in hand. The majority of students are, in fact, single.Read More
University life is all about balance. Balancing deadlines, balancing your budget with your needfor good food, and balancing on the pavement after happy hour. If you want to stretch yourrands while still living your best student life, these top fiveRead More
Die voormalige Matie, PhD-student in Engelse Studies en bekende jeugromanskrywer, Joha van Dyk, is onverwags op Saterdag 2 Februarie in haar woonstel in Stellenbosch oorlede. Sy was 27 jaar oud. Nadat Van Dyk op 8 Februarie ter ruste gelê is,Read More
While juggling classes, a social life and studying, it’s easy to get lost in your own world and neglect the impact your actions may have. “Sustainable” is more than just a trendy buzzword found on products at Woolworths – it’sRead More
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Casa was too small for what The Art Department had in mind for the Golden Week of 2025, but what could be bigger than Casa’s classic courtyard and be able to host the now iconic music festival? I, for one,Read More
Fencing is a dynamic and strategic sport that requires skill, agility, and quick thinking. It is often misunderstood as an elitist or dangerous sport, but it is both accessible and one of the safest sports due to strict regulations andRead More
Aandklas has long been a home for up-and-coming bands, and one of the success stories to have graced its stage is none other than Jackal & the Wind. Last Saturday, 22 February, the band returned to one of their “favoriteRead More
If you’re looking to pick up a new language but aren’t sure where to begin, the beginner-friendly evening courses offer a structured and accessible way to get started. The Department of Modern Foreign Languages has currently collaborated with the PostgraduateRead More
“Surely you’re keen for a djol?”Whether on campus, in the bathroom queue at Fools or overhearing a coffee-and-catch up conversation in town, there are certain words you only hear amongst students in Stellenbosch. These are words that might sound orRead More
This year’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) is of particular importance as it is our Governmentof National Unity’s (GNU) first one since its creation following last year’s elections. The focus ofthis year’s SONA included: economic development, energy, employment, educationRead More
By Emma Olivier If locking yourself in your room simply doesn’t help you lock in, these are the popular places to cultivateyour academic arsenal. The Study CentreThe Study Centre, or SS for Studiesentrum, can be found in the JC SmutsRead More
By Nadia Swart If this question has escaped your lips over the past couple of weeks, there is no need to worry; a guide to surviving Stellenbosch University (SU) is exactly what you need. Here is the rundown on books,Read More
By Liam Jean Pierre The administrative and academic structure of Stellenbosch University (SU) can be quite troublesome and stress-inducing. It’s important to know and understand the systems in place to help you. ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACTSThe Client Services Center is responsible forRead More
By Emma Olivier While Stellenbosch’s nightlife can inspire and bring people together, it remains essential to keep responsible partying and safety in mind when going out on the town. Keep it cool, keep it covered Letting your guard down isRead More
By Inge van der Westhuizen Most people who have used TikTok since 2020 know that the U.S. government has been considering banning the app for years. In 2020, President Donald Trump suggested banning TikTok, which is owned by the ChineseRead More
By Emma Theron As 2025 begins with an endless January and the prospect of the “good old days” looms on the horizon, we often forget how much we change in a year. This transformation is strikingly highlighted as students beginRead More
By Anke Maritz Stellenbosch is so much more than just a town of students. It’s a place where you meet new people, engage in different conversations, and connect with like-minded individuals. Whether connection happens through coffee dates, run clubs, orRead More
By Agnes Homwe As a third-year student at Stellenbosch University (SU), you are more than just a student – you have practically become a local legend. You have survived the chaos, mastered essential hacks, and developed life skills that willRead More
By Ishmael Mabena The Registrar has called for proposals to name Stellenbosch University’s (SU’s) two newest residences since 18 September 2024. Following the naming process, the Rectorate has now officially approved the names of these residences. The two new residencesRead More