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Artificial Intelligence changes the way students access information
A UWC textbook drive highlights why AI cannot replace reading legal texts. Professionals say textbooks remain essential to legal education.
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South Africans face earlier onset of walking difficulties, global study finds
A new international study found that people in South Africa may experience mobility limitations earlier than those in wealthier nations.
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Affordability shapes South Africans’ food choices, UWC study finds
A UWC study finds that affordability, family needs and local food access often shape South Africans’ food choices more than health.
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Feral cats are well looked after at the University of the Western Cape
Patrick Lupuzi feeds and cares for about 113 feral cats at UWC, where a trap–neuter–return programme has helped stabilise the campus population.
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Study seeks balanced approach in male circumcision
A UWC study calls for a culturally sensitive approach to male circumcision that protects young men’s health without eroding traditional values.
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Varsity Football is coming back with new teams and ‘Friday vibes’
Varsity Football 2026 launches in August with Friday night matches for the men’s competition and two blockbuster weekends for the women’s tournament.
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Doctor writes about the stories he heard while traveling by taxi
UWC political scientist Dr Jacob Cloete turns taxi commuter in his new book Stories in a Bellville Taxi, capturing the raw voices of everyday South Africans.
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Exposure to smoke is taking a toll on Cape Town’s firefighters
A UWC study found that more than half of Cape Town firefighters surveyed reported respiratory symptoms linked to occupational smoke exposure.
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UWC announces collaboration with Little Museum of Dublin
UWC’s Centre for Humanities Research and the Little Museum of Dublin present Together/Apart, an exhibition on the Irish anti-apartheid struggle.
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UWC celebrates world-leading science partnership’s tenth anniversary
UWC celebrates IDIA’s tenth anniversary — a decade of world-leading MeerKAT science, skills development and SKA readiness for South Africa.
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