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NSFAS migration: seven months, still no clarity

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By Tenisha Taylor Seven months into the academic year, NSFAS is yet to confirm SU’s 2026 migration process, leaving affected students and the university uncertain...

Artificial intelligence in higher education: how should we think, teach and assess? 

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By Louis Kruger and Suné Coetzee Students from Stellenbosch University (SU) lived in a world without search engines, online databases or artificial intelligence (AI) tools...
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Fierce portfolio debate at Student Parliament

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By Zandri van Greunen The isiXhosa student contracts will be available soon. This was announced by Johan Weideman, 2025/2026 Students’...

New SRC and a call for accountability

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By Emma Giles, Nicola Reyneke, Azile Kraziya and Akhona Ngxikwe “The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) display in the Neelsie still...

SRC candidates face calls for greater accountability at Military Academy caucus

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By Nicola Reyneke SALDANHA – Calls for stronger representation, greater accountability and closer ties between Stellenbosch University's (SU) campuses dominated...

SRC candidates discuss student wellbeing at third election caucus

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By Navarna Davids Student wellbeing took centre stage at the third Students’ Representative Council (SRC) election caucus on Wednesday evening,...

One question, one answer: students can’t afford to be students

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By Zirquinn Phillips The first caucus of this year's Stellenbosch University (SU) Students’ Representative Council (SRC) election season was...

Why your vote matters for SRC elections

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Zara Leask Baggesen The elections for student government are well underway at Stellenbosch University (SU), and student leaders are imploring...
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