Experts say the developed world is mostly to blame for climate change, and with global attempts to mitigate this crisis South Africa’s solution and profits cannot come at the cost of those living close to platinum mines.
(more…)The mainstreaming of women’s voices may have some way to go, but progress is being made despite challenges.
(more…)Residence students who faced eviction for failing mid-year exams allowed to continue calling the university “home” just in time for Homecoming Weekend.
(more…)Taking care of the powerful symbol for the conferring of degrees has been entrusted to one humble man for 16 years.
(more…)It has taken almost a century, but Wits may have cracked the code to avoiding protest action.
(more…)Experts say higher levels of education can reduce South Africa’s high youth unemployment rate.
(more…)Students are finding that their historical way of living and their future outlook have drastically changed, due to the impact of covid-19 in affecting household incomes.
A creative medical student is using his talent for composing catchy rap songs to encourage people to get the covid-19 vaccine.
Moving from a private to a public institution, one learns that giving up is not an option.
Wits University Library is asking students to return to its shelves more than 35 000 overdue books out on loan. (more…)
The award honours exceptional PhD students who aim at making their mark in promising and disruptive technologies. (more…)
Students are advised to understand and know which service provider is strongest in their area and to obtain a SIM card from the provider with the strongest connection in their area.
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