Wits students in finals of Budget Speech Competition
Three economic minds are set to represent Wits in Cape Town.
Depressed or suicidal: Help is on hand at Wits
Around 12% of southern African university students experience symptoms of depression.
Habib set to leave Wits
The 2021 academic year will see a new vice chancellor at Wits University.
Wits set to make music in new venue
As of 2021 the Wits music department will have a venue exclusively for music performances.
Wits medical graduate remembered as ‘vivacious and selfless’
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Digital Art’s lecture halls to embrace the new age
An entirely new building will be constructed to accommodate the digital arts department’s growing numbers.
Wits Vuvuzela newspaper goes digital only
As the print version of Wits Vuvuzela falls away, the journalism curriculum caters more to the modern industry’s needs.
INFOGRAPHIC: Wits campus safety tips
INFOGRAPHIC: Gemma Gatticchi
FEATURED IMAGE: First year students listen intently during an introductory discussion about security on campus.
Photo: Gemma Gatticchi
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- BONUS: What do Witsies have to say about the ongoing #WitsShutdown?Today we’re taking a look at the #WitsShutdown protests which are over historical debt and unaffordable accommodation, which have seen several students suspended, physical clashes between protestors and security and disruptions to the academic programme for many. In this bonus episode of We Should Be Writing, we let students unpack their views on what has […]