High time for dagga ruling
Marijuana has been decriminalised following a ruling delivered at the Constitutional Court on Tuesday, September 17 Members of the Wits University community have welcomed the landmark ruling of...
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Wits promotes African languages
Wits will make African languages mandatory for incoming students in the Humanities and...
Rhodes University ‘needs sexual offences unit’
Rhodes University does not have a unit to deal with sexual offences. A former Rhodes...
Polokwane City stun Bidvest Wits
Polokwane City win their sixth game against Bidvest Wits. Polokwane City left Bidvest Wit...
Stop apologizing for being a woman of colour
In a book discussion on Dawjee's Sorry, Not Sorry, the author speaks of her experiences as a...
Exclusion for students who fake illness
Students who apply for deferred examinations with fraudulent medical certificates may face...
Brace yourselves for accommodation rental increases
Students accommodations prices are set to increase 2019. Students who intend to stay in student...
Q&A with Marco Zacchino
Marco Zacchino, 25, is a Master of Law graduate from Wits University who is currently doing articles at Allen and Overy. Not only has he balanced doing his masters and his work, but he is also a...
Cool Kid: Andisiwe ‘Andy’ Mpinda
Meet this weeks cool kid on campus; artsy Andy. COOL KID on the Wits art block is Andisiwe ‘Andy’ Mpinda. Juggling different art disciplines – performance art and music – Andy is pursuing a...
#ComicCon gets fierce and fiery
Naeemah Dudan and Sanet Oberholzer attended the first-ever Comic Con Africa, this was their experience. South Africa became the first country on the continent to host Comic Con over three days...
SLICE OF LIFE: Sun’s out, so are sexual predators
Spring has finally arrived and GBH is lurking around the corner DARK GREY skies and the harsh cold air have now become a thing of the past as winter makes way for spring. The first cheerful and...
SLICE: Being an SRC member gets real, really quickly
Before the 2018/2019 Student Representative Council nominations close on September 20, here's some advice from a person who has experienced the office first hand. IT'S THAT time of the year again...
SLICE OF LIFE: Queer lives matter
Pride week at Wits University shows us that we still have a long way to go before queer rights are acknowledged. Like so many of my fellow students I was deeply disappointed to find hate-filled...
Students and South Point retailers support workers
Braam community stands in solidarity with South Point workers. South Point students and...
BP workers accuse manager of assault, underpayment
A worker at BP in Braamfontein accuses management of sexual assault. Employees at a BP garage...
South Point workers continue strike as demands go unmet
Workers at the popular student accommodation demand higher wages. Two-hundred and thirty-one...
Law School newspaper no trifling issue
Law students relaunch newspaper to tackle transformation of their school and profession. The...
The Kudu Buck stops here
The Kudu Bucks terminals are still causing students problems Students using the new Nelson...
Workers left high and dry
Window cleaners say they should have been insourced. FIFTEEN window cleaners have been left...
A season of firsts sees Wits make Varsity Football final
The football team has enjoyed a wonderful season and is close to clinching their first Varsity...
Wits goalie scores nod for top player
Wits goalie Matthew Carelse is one of three students nominated for the Varsity Cup Player of...
Bidvest players dominate Bafana squad
Wits players make Bafana Bafana squad. Four Bidvest Wits players have been called up to...
Wits Men win hockey league
The Wits Men’s Hockey team beat the Crusaders to secure the Southern Gauteng Hockey Association...
Wits Football cement their place in Varsity Football Final
Wits Football club to face TUT in Varsity Football final after defeating UJ. The Wits Football...
Wits Men’s Hockey wins against Jeppe
The Wits Men's A hockey team moved up to third place on the Southern Gauteng Hockey Association...
Find the bank that best suits you
Students should take the time to find the bank that works for them while studying It is no...
First-year parking becomes more secure with booms
First-year parking booms will go live in the coming week to improve safety and security...
Wits Men win hockey league
The Wits Men’s Hockey team beat the Crusaders to secure the Southern Gauteng Hockey Association...
Wits duo clean up Braam’s dirty laundry
Two Wits students have started a laundry service for the Wits community and residents in...
Professor gets the sack for love
Professor Joseph Seabi leaves Dalrymple House after being dismissed at Wits for non-disclosure...
New voices join Wits Young Choir
Students and non-students have auditioned to have their voices heard in the Wits Young Choir....
Paradise Fallen: an ambivalent look at the ocean
It is the kind of work that transports an audience, and that questions our ability to tell the...
Shedding light on water scarcity through art
Medical anthropology professor combines art and science to highlight water crisis in South...
Wits jazz quartet wows audiences on two continents
The Wits Arts Collective were captivating at the Oslo Jazz Festival in Norway and The Orbit...
Book review: The Lost Boys of Bird Island
A book review of the shocking exposé of the dark underbelly of some of South Africa’s twisted...
Pride Week 2018 one to remember
Wits Pride Week 2018 has been a tumultuous one for the queer community Wits Pride Week began on...
Roughing it at OppiKoppi
To the Koppi and back: surviving the weekend “Did you bring a bandana?” My friend’s question...