Stellenbosch University
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Case of SU student accused of attempted murder and arson postponed after no-show
Bail application of 19-year-old SU student accused of attempted murder and arson postponed to 18 November.
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Community rallies behind university security guard’s boot fundraising campaign
A security guard’s appeal for work boots exceeded expectations, raising R16 800 in support for his medical and comfort needs.
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SU Council approves appointment of Prof Nicola Smit as Maties’ COO
Stellenbosch University appointed Prof Nicola Smit as COO to enhance operational excellence and sustainability, beginning November 1.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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Student (19) charged with arson and attempted murder after Stellenbosch fire incident
A 19-year-old Stellenbosch University female student has been arrested on charges of arson and attempted murder.
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Student hospitalised after room set alight at Stellenbosch
A Stellenbosch University student was hospitalised after their room was allegedly set alight at off-campus accommodation. Another student has been arrested and the matter is under police investigation.
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Stellenbosch University staff tell all at museum
A new exhibition at the Stellenbosch University (SU) Museum titled “I Am Because We Are” showcases art chosen by more than 50 academics, lecturers and professional administrative support staff members…
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Stellenbosch University investigates reports of students roaming naked across campus
Stellenbosch University is investigating an incident in which students were seen indecently exposed on campus.
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Major HIV study shows 2 decades of progress – and a troubling stall since 2019
South Africa’s HIV progress has stalled since 2019, requiring renewed action to maintain gains and control the epidemic effectively.
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George, SU’s teaching robot, sparks curiosity in science classrooms
Approximately 200 Cape Town learners experienced teaching robot George, highlighting robotics’ role in stimulating interest in STEM education.
