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Bands ‘sny tande’ op Stellenbosch

Deur Emma Olivier Vandag is die live music scene ’n groot deel van die studentelewe op Stellenbosch. Die Matie het die argiewe verken en met...

Bands ‘cut teeth’ in Stellenbosch

By Emma Olivier Today, the live music scene has become a big part of student life in Stellenbosch. Die Matie explored the archives and spoke...

Kuier in the Bos feeds ‘an organism of culture’

By Jana Burger There are two constants in Stellenbosch’s nightlife: De Akker (the oldest pub in town) and some students’ love for a night out....

‘The Odyssey’: Nolan’s newest success

By Leah Falcon WARNING: spoilers (of a nearly 3000 year-old story). On 17 July, The Odyssey came out to a frenzied response. Director Christopher Nolan’s adaptation...

Every ‘Tom, Dick and Harry’ needs a laugh

By Liam Jean Pierre In a world filled with a maelstrom of global tension and socio-economic unpredictability, there is something rebellious about the act of...

WAT word 100: “Meer as net ’n verjaarsdagpartytjie”

Deur Jana Burger en Emma Olivier Al 44 (maal min of meer met tien) Afrikaanssprekendes was by die galageleentheid en konsert ter viering van die...

A Transcendent lunch break with the SU Choir  

By Sofia Bassios and Leah Falcon Students at Stellenbosch University (SU) can level up their lunch breaks with world-class music at the SU Choir’s (SUC)...

Blitz en GSTRiNG hou Aandklas warm

deur Zandri van Greunen Toe die aanlyn kaartjies vir Blitz en GSTRiNG op 2 Mei uitverkoop is nog voor die show begin het, was dit...

Bohemia Rumble leaves the crowd with ringing ears and wild memories

By Victoria West-Russell Bohemia Rumble lived up to its title on the night of 30 April with the bar roaring to the sounds of rock...

‘Project Hail Mary’: how to find hope in humanity

By Liam Jean Pierre and Leah Falcon Warning: spoilers ahead In damnation, we look for grace. In desperation, we look for miracles. In hopelessness, we can...

‘The Drama’ review: “Should I not have said that?” 

By Louis Kruger Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama is really funny. Important, because it’s laughter that propels us through the often uncomfortable self-implosion of two people’s...

From lecture halls to dance floors: Maties shine in ‘Dancing in Style’

By Anica Hattingh and Jana Gous The Maties Ballroom and Latin-American Dance Society (MBLDS) brought rhythm and glamour to campus with its event, Dancing in...