Stellenbosch University
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Maties Paralympian claims glory at South African Sports Awards
Paralympian Simoné Kruger won the Sportswoman of the Year with a Disability award at the South African Sports Awards, celebrating her achievements.
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New man at rugby coaching helm of Stellenbosch University
Sean Erasmus is appointed head coach of Maties Rugby, focusing on building a strong culture and developing players for sustained success.
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Future leaders step up through e’Bosch and Maties leadership workshop
The e’Bosch Heritage Project and SU trained participants in community leadership through presentations of diverse, sustainable development projects.
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Interns learning the ropes thanks to collaboration driven by Maties CHS
Stellenbosch University initiates an 18-month medical receptionist internship, aiming to combat youth unemployment by providing practical experience.
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Book by Maties professor relives cricket’s connections with community
Prof Francois Cleophas’s book, “Cricket and Cape Society,” explores the historical significance of St Augustine Cricket Club and its societal impact.
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Chamber music festival forges music, friendship and new beginnings
The 2026 Stellenbosch International Chamber Music Festival concluded, highlighting intense collaboration and friendships among nearly 300 students.
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Runway meets research as Maties, Cape Winelands Airport partner for the future
Cape Winelands Airport and Stellenbosch University sign a landmark partnership to drive smart, sustainable growth through the R8 billion airport expansion.
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First the ward, now the white coat for Stellenbosch University’s Joy Schoor
Joy Schoor’s journey from battling leukemia to aspiring doctor exemplifies quiet courage, resilience, and a desire to offer hope to patients.
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Stellenbosch University once again among the world’s top universities
Stellenbosch University has made it onto two distinguished ranking lists this June and has been named among the top tertiary institutions in the world.
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Historic botany-art exhibit launched at SU Botanical Gardens
The James and Shirley Sherwood Botanical Art Collection opened at Stellenbosch University Botanical Gardens, showcasing rare plants and honouring the late Dr Donovan Kirkwood.
