New curriculum for Graduate Entry Medical Programme
Addressing failures, mental health and wellness of students, among motivations for the changes.
Threads & thrifting on De Villiers street
Thrifting on De Villiers Street is a retail hotspot for its next-to-nothing prices.
Moonlighting love doctor, Simmi Areff, on love (and other jokes)
Local comedian offers much-needed comedic relief after a month of increased incidences of gender-based violence and xenophobia across the country.
Cool kid: Matome Ramotlhola
This week’s cool kid on campus is Matome ‘Gil’ Ramotlhola, an up-and-coming actor and rapper.
Med student bowls them all over at national open
Up-and-coming ten pin bowler Naeem Vallee wins at the National Bowlers’ Open.
Social media vigilantism no defence against GBV
Twitter accounts against gender-based violence tread a thin line between crime and the law.
Clamping down on fear and pain
Feeling pain during sex is common, but for some women it can be unbearable.
EDITORIAL: Enough is enough!
South Africa is in crisis. In a very short space of time, a dense fog of violence has engulfed the country, unleashing countless acts of gender-based violence and xenophobia that have unravelled the rainbow in our nation. At Wits Vuvuzela we have been moved to dedicate this issue to confronting these two ills.
HOCKEY: Assistant coach levels up
Assistant coach of Wits Men’s team levels up to the head coach position of the Ladies Hockey team.
New music for a new age
Wits students create a two-piece musical project as a sign of the times.
FOOTBALL: Magents’ relegation woes eased
Knockando and Magents battled to improve their log standings in the Wits internal football league.
Physics tutors allege exploitation
The school council wants a universal rate whether tutors are PMA recipients or not.
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