HEALTH FOCUS: Witsie leads the way in fitness
Fitness challenges should be sustained long after the challenges end. (more…)
HEALTH FOCUS: Bipolar disorder isn’t what it appears to be
Wits offers support for students with bipolar disorder who are keen on completing their studies. (more…)
HEALTH FOCUS: Substance abuse at Wits is rife, says psych lecturer
During health awareness month, we look at the issue of substance abuse at Wits University. (more…)
Taxi industry to join digital revolution
Former Witsie brings taxi industry into digital world. (more…)
HEALTH FOCUS: Pap smears a necessity for young and old
Pap smear is a necessity for women young and old
VAT increase ‘not such a bad thing’
Wits professor says the VAT increase, the first in 25 years, was the best option available to former finance minister Malusi Gigaba. (more…)
HEALTH FOCUS: Safe spaces around campuses
Wits has a number of safe spaces where students can go to for emotional support.
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Mam’ Winnie discussion encourages young women
Young females encouraged to be as bold and courageous as Mam’ Winnie.
Journalists need to push back against ‘fake news’
Journalists all over world are confronted by the growing threat of ‘fake news’ and digital media and finding an adequate solution to ensure the survival of journalism has been the aim of the Journalism and Media Laboratory (JAMLAB).
Constitution Hill to build a new museum
People can submit historic items for evaluation at Constitution Hill before they can be displayed at the new museum. (more…)
Menstruation is nothing to be ashamed about
Girls are encouraged to speak openly about their periods in public spaces in order to break the stigma surrounding menstruation. (more…)
Global Conference held at Wits Business School
Leading scholars of marketing attend prestigious conference at Wits Business School.
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- Frequency and FreedomIn episode six of We Should Be Writing season 7, the team unpacked the evolution of music as a form of expression and protest, through four decades in the South African context. The episode explores the journey of South African music and its consumers from the 80s, 90s, early 2000s and contemporary listeners. From the […]