Wits Vuvuzela https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html witsvuvuzela.com History hangs heavy in the air at The Gallows SLICE: A case for journalism and law students to take on the 52 steps at the Gallows Museum  SLICE: Studying journalism while newspapers disappear  The hidden victims of climate change: South Africa’s archives  From fixing trousers to creating impact – story of two Witsies turned entrepreneurs  Do Women’s Month events deliver lasting impact beyond the hashtags? SLICE: Do not look away from Sudan – art as defiance, memory and hope Defect, decay, death and the in-between The unresolved case of Nokuthula Simelane   PROFILE: Chriselda Lewis’ story is far from over Honouring Hugh Masekela – the heart that beats through the people  Birdsong against borders as Hey Hillbrow! Let’s Dlala! takes to the streets  EDITORIAL: Behind the scenes in the newsroom Officially named, but culturally unchanged: The Matrix at Wits REVIEW: Lili-La a sonic experience by MandiFeze Wits Anglo American Digital Dome revives African oral storytelling traditions TREND FEATURE: Behind the ring lights, Witsies are building a valuable digital presence through content creation  Invisible disabilities: When asking for help becomes a struggle   Wits shoots down claims that 98% of its staff are foreign nationals  Covid-19 relegates primary health care to secondary status Sakai out, Ulwazi in FEATURE: Wits University’s mining magnates FEATURE: Sesotho fesheneng – to know your origin is to know yourself FEATURE: The Bone Collector’s other campus is a rugby field Wits physics researchers break record Wits scientists reflect on climate factors in pandemic HEALTH FEATURE: A rapidly produced covid-19 vaccine can still be trusted EDUCATION FEATURE: Covid forces teachers in training to go online HEALTH FEATURE: Building immunity during the pandemic Fewer students to be accommodated at Wits residences in 2021 Wits ponders stage-crossing ceremonies for 2020 graduates SLICE: At first sight Joburg’s CBD came alive in first Main Street Sundays Art beyond borders—redefining how we see migration SLICE: Bearing witness in fractured times: the safety of women in journalism   Someone Always Pays: South Africa’s illicit economy comes at a cost  El Niño is coming. Can Johannesburg handle the heat?  Ditch the keyboard: why writing by hand matters for your brain this test week Self-defence Seminar records its highest attendance to date, as students’ need for self-defence rises  EDITORIAL: Honouring the shereos of South African sports  Wits student wins Gauteng Falling Walls Lab, Heads to Berlin with AI Innovation   Operation Ubuntu demands action: ‘If we don’t fight, who’s going to fight for us?’  Review: Finding home in the unseen: What We Do Not See invites visitors to look closer Lights, camera, verticals   Review: A Season in Hillbrow SLICE: One badge, two standards: Why South Africa rallies louder for Bafana Bafana than Banyana Banyana David Webster Cup goes beyond mainstream sports with new format Left behind by design: the high price lefties pay in a right-handed world  Women’s Day at the seat of power