Tech company boosts Witsies with R2-million worth of bursaries
Huawei invests in IT and engineering students to upskill them for the fourth industrial revolution (more…)
Wits tackles illegal streaming
Malicious sites have been blocked by Wits ICT. (more…)
ANC wins the race at Wits university voting stations
Close to 5000 voters cast their votes at Wits University. (more…)
Student voters turned away from polling station
Students not allowed to vote because they do not appear on the electoral system
Mixed feelings about World Press Freedom Day
South Africa is ranked 31 on The World Press Freedom Index.
Ex-miners march for compensation
EFF national student command leads ex-miners march through Braamfontein.
Vice chancellor launches scholarship for underprivileged women
The UJ vice chancellor says he was was inspired by his grandmother to launch a scholarship for underprivileged women. (more…)
VOW FM bags two radio awards
Wits campus radio station comes up short against the likes of TUKS FM and PUKFM
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Survey: Students are ‘savers, not spenders’
A survey conducted by Student Village indicates that Wits spend most of their money on motor vehicle repayments, extra tuition, clothing and footwear. (more…)
RUGBY: Wits secure cracker of a victory
FNB Wits took on FNB UWC in Johannesburg. (more…)
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