More women studying physics at Wits
Inclusivity and diversity initiatives by the Wits University faculty of science are slowly bearing fruit and transforming the face of physics.
Witsie represents South Africa in WCEF+Climate virtual conference
“Everyone can contribute and should contribute. What do you have to offer for the earth you live in?” says Witsie, Celiwe Shivambo about the fight against climate change. (more…)
Tshimologong launches women-focused entrepreneurial programme
Ya Basadi hopes to strengthen women’s role in the technological industry.
Students society raises funds for shelters
The online campaign hopes to aid 51 women with essentials.
REVIEW: Hidden Figures – An untold story about three black women who developed NASA’s space programme
The movie Hidden Figures celebrates the true stories of a visionary trio, who challenged the gender and race stereotypes in the field of aeronautics. (more…)
COVID19: “Hunger might take my life first” – undocumented migrant worker
Women in South Africa are finding themselves burdened even more by their responsibilities in lockdown.
REVIEW: Unorthodox- A story of a woman seeking freedom
A miniseries depicting the story of Hasidic women’s fight in her escape from her community.
Mcebo Dlamini accused of rape at PYA meeting
Female students interrupted a mass meeting called to support the former #FeesMustFall leader.
SLICE: Why does my body count count against me?
Women need to stop being shamed for the number of partners they choose to have. (more…)
Wits medical graduate remembered as ‘vivacious and selfless’
Police are no closer to solving the case.
ARC talent show brings out the best in students
The students sang and danced for the cash prizes.
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PCOS: Often diagnosed, rarely understood
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is fairly common but remains misunderstood and under-recognised.
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- BONUS: What do Witsies have to say about the ongoing #WitsShutdown?Today we’re taking a look at the #WitsShutdown protests which are over historical debt and unaffordable accommodation, which have seen several students suspended, physical clashes between protestors and security and disruptions to the academic programme for many. In this bonus episode of We Should Be Writing, we let students unpack their views on what has […]