How screening of “Everything Must Fall” fell through
A combined film screening and panel discussion was allegedly halted due to the university's...
WBS welcomes first energy leadership cohort
Wits Business School implements first degree in Africa dedicated to energy leadership After...
Victims of New Zealand terror attacks remembered
Students share a moment of silence to commemorate lives lost to terrorism About two dozen Wits...
Wits send Capetonians packing in nail-biting Varsity Cup game
Wits strikes back against UCT Ikeys after a four game losing streak. FNB Wits emerged...
Student group set to simplify Parliament-speak
Students at WBS create initiative to tackle socioeconomic issues A group of 20 students...
Wits lecturer wields big influence
Wits lecturer, Thulile Khanyile, who is the co-founded of NGO Nka'Thuto ranks with big names in...
Crime on the increase outside Health Sciences Campus
THE WITS Health Sciences community has been hit by increased levels of crime just outside the...
Two Wits students win women’s science fellowship
by Sanele Msiza Prestigious fellowship gives the nod to Witsies for excellence in science...
Bags of toiletries for the homeless
Wits students give back by going green with The Green Bag Project FOUR psychologists got...
Suspect stole textbooks worth over R90 000
So-called 'regular book thief' goes to jail. A man was caught stealing textbooks at the...
Wits Titans throttle Green Mambas
The Men’s volleyball team had to dig deep after the teams were level to clinch the win in the...
Engineering graduate takes to the airwaves
Witsie bags economics slot at live-streamed radio station A Wits chemical engineering graduate...
Wits engineers connect brain to internet
EEG technology now introduces a direct connection between the brain and the internet A Wits...
Sunnyside res banks on new food garden
STUDENTS making use of the Wits Citizenship and Community Outreach (WCCO) Food Bank can look...
Gender-based violence has no place in sports
Gender sensitivity training session helps to educate Wits athletes Sports bodies need to be...
Technology can bring youth into power – Mutambara
By Ntombi Mkandhla Former Zimbabwean Deputy Prime Minister talks politics and economic issues...
Running Wits costs a whopping R10m a day
Wits vice-chancellor tells Wits Vuvuzela that the daily running of the university costs over...
Fees Must Fall activists ‘not surprised’ by spying claims
An IPID investigation found that R33 million was used to spy on Fees Must Fall activists. Fees...
Amen! Braam ‘prophet’ scams student
Fake prophet manipulates Wits student into giving him three laptops and flees the scene A Wits...
Missing Wits student found safe
The student was reported missing last Friday. A Wits University student who went missing last...
Mangosuthu University of Technology to reopen after shutdown
The university has been shut down for over a week due to student’s demands not being met...
UNICEF launches a Wits chapter
UNICEF-Wits to recruit Witsies to advocate for social justice. International children's rights...
Faculty of Health Sciences to celebrate centenary
By Naledi Mashishi The Wits Faculty of Health Sciences will be observing its 100th birthday...
Rhodes University to remain open despite water crisis
Rhodes University has reassured staff and students that it will remain open despite the ongoing...
IEC grants students opportunity to register
Students that missed out on voter’s registration have another chance. Students that didn’t...
Former Wits Varsity Cup player makes the big league
Former FNB Wits Varsity cup player, Tyrone Green received his first Super Rugby cap for the...
Wits Titans throttle Green Mambas
The Men’s volleyball team had to dig deep after the teams were level to clinch the win in the...
Student with visual impairment masters visuality through art
Fine art student who has a visual impairment, completes her master’s exhibition Re-orientating...
Wits lecturer wields big influence
Wits lecturer, Thulile Khanyile, who is the co-founded of NGO Nka'Thuto ranks with big names in...
Wits fencer ranked second nationally
By: Lwazi Maseko Law Graduate, Andrea Cabanac took second place for National Tournament. WITS...
Wits Frisbee team set to soar for the season
Wits Ultimate Frisbee Club makes progress at Northern Regional Tournament THE WITS Ultimate...
Q&A with Samihah Pargas
SAMIHAH PARGAS is a Wits second-year BA Linguistics and Psychology student who independently...
SLICE: Leaving with lessons learned
I HAVE always been one to get into trouble before I learned a lesson. Nothing ever quite stuck...
SLICE: Don’t fall for Mampintsha’s act
In the early hours of Monday morning, gqom star Sibongekile ‘Babes Wodumo’ Simelane went live...
Frisbee players make national team
Frisbee players will represent South Africa and Wits at an international tournament in Germany....
Standard Bank Art Gallery celebrates black artists
An exhibition showcasing the works of black artists is currently running at the Standard Bank...
Choir and SRC unite to save a degree
The Wits Choir and SRC are partnering to raise funds for students with historical debts The...
Theatre and Drama for Life win honour
Theatre organisation walks away with bronze for community-based initiative WITS’ Drama for Life...
Q&A with Ian Mangenga
IAN MANGENGA is a Wits Geography, Archaeology and Environmental alumnus and recently started an...
Wits trio to meet Nobel laureates in Germany
Three students will jet off to Germany in June to a meeting with Nobel laureates and fellow...
Cool Kid: Tlotlo Motwane
This week's cool kid on the block uses his fine art to inspire the youth through clothing. ...
UJ thumps Wits in Joburg derby Varsity Cup encounter
Wits on a three game losing streak as dismal season continues By Aston Silver FNB Wits...
Live performance disrupts established norms, expectations
By Naledi Mashishi Live performance can be used as an act of transgressing societal norms and...
Cool kid: Addai-yaw ‘Yaw Majesty’ Coker
This week's cool kid is an all-round artist perfecting his craft A creative unbound by the...
SLICE OF LIFE: Budgeting, saving and auditing yourself
The annual budget speech is an opportunity for the government to evaluate the financial...
Youth theatre talent gains international recognition
Theatre Duo selected to international youth festival. A Place of Knowing, a play which...
Award-winning writer gains national recognition
Playwright Neil Coppen wins prominent award Neil Coppen’s play Tin Bucket Drum, published by...
Rollercoaster ride with Joburg Philharmonic
The Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra delivered a world series of a performance. THE...
Q&A with Niza Jay Ncoyini
Niza Jay Ncoyini is a Wits BA Dramatic Arts alumnus and is currently an actor, director, writer...