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…)
Seminar explores gas as an energy investment
The Wits Energy Leardership programme hosted a seminar to “to better inform students and the South African public about a major economic development in Southern Africa.”
National MSA office distances itself from controversial Muslim speaker
A Muslim Students’ Association office hosted the controversial speaker. (more…)
Funding and toxic relationships contribute to academic exclusions
Speakers at talk hosted by Yale Village House Committee urge students to use all available support as examinations approach (more…)
Wits tackles illegal streaming
Malicious sites have been blocked by Wits ICT. (more…)
University to introduce a 50% fresher residence policy
Wits University is set to introduce a policy which sets a quota in residences.
Groceries, stationery and textbooks on offer for needy law students
As many as 120 students can benefit from the initiative
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Wits student designs water purification solution
A Wits post-graduate student has designed a water purification system to produce reusable water. (more…)
New day hospital for Joburg CBD
Inner city residents to get a private facility at ‘affordable’ prices (more…)
ANC wins the race at Wits university voting stations
Close to 5000 voters cast their votes at Wits University. (more…)
First-timer’s share voting experience
Wits students share their experience of voting for the first time in South Africa’s general elections.
Stations did run out of ballot papers, says IEC
Voters have left polling stations where ballot papers ran out.
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We Should Be Writing podcast
- 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 […]