In the competitive world of medicinal cannabis, efficiency and sustainability are not just buzzwords, they define success. Yet, in current industrial processes up to 50% of the valuable compounds from the plant (the cannabinoids) are discarded as waste. Addressing this…
For many students, the financial strain of tuition fees is a constant challenge. Despite various financial aid opportunities, a significant number of students still cannot cover the costs of their education. Recognising an opportunity for collaboration that can benefit students,…
Students at Stellenbosch University now have access to nutritious, easy to prepare Food Sock meals, available at Maties Coffee Hub in the Neelsie. The R45 meal kit serves up to four people, offering an affordable and convenient meal solution for…
The Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden (SUBG) has been a hub for teaching and research for over a century. Over the last decade, research and academic support for and addressing South Africa’s plant conservation needs have become critical priorities. Communicating the…
The health and safety of students is a top priority for Stellenbosch University’s (SU) Food Services and Compliance Department (FS&C), ensuring that all meals provided are nutritious and safe to consume. Behind the scenes, this team continually works to uphold…
The Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry held its inaugural Academic Innovation Awards last week to celebrate the innovators who are driving economic growth in the Western Cape. The event, hosted by MTN South Africa in partnership with the Cape…
Gradlinc, a graduate recruitment startup established by Stellenbosch University (SU), is taking a proactive stance against South Africa's staggering unemployment rate of 31.9%, as reported by a recent government media statement. This innovative initiative not only helps graduates find employment…
SUNCOM's Residence Services Department has announced the launch of a digital student application designed to streamline processes and promote sustainability.
In today’s fast-paced academic environment, conflicts of interest are not just inevitable, they are a sign of a thriving and innovative ecosystem. As University staff, including researchers, engage in various internal and external activities the need for increased knowledge and effective management of conflicts of interest has become a focal point for forward-thinking institutions such as Stellenbosch University (SU) where patenting and commercial activity increases annually.
The Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden (SUBG) has hosted nearly 600 scholars for educational tours since the start of 2024 and aim for similar numbers in the latter part of the year.