The Matthew Effect: Why some are more successful than others
The Matthew Effect has been used for over 50 years to explain why some people
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Food prices increase by 7.8% during coronavirus lockdown
Twenty-one-year-old Angie van Wyk* is a first-year psychology student at the NWU Mahikeng campus. She
This is how the NWU pre-screening process works
With the phasing in of the first 33% of students returning to campus from Wednesday
Municipality repairs potholes while students are away
Potchefstroom has become somewhat of a ghost town since the start of the nationwide lockdown,
NWU set to host first virtual fun run
While the country is still under strict restrictions which limit social interactions, the NWU has
From free student to locked down in Johannesburg
Coming home for March recess, which is normally just a week long, is always exciting
Coronavirus derails Olympic Games, other sport events
The first Coronavirus case on South African soil was confirmed on 5 March, and with
Hug Your Neighbour movement makes its way to Potch
What started as a solution to managing the trash problem in Potchefstroom has evolved into
Get all the results from residence rugby league here
NWU’s internal residence rugby league kicked off at the Fanie du Toit Sports Grounds on
Potch fans enjoy Proteas win at Senwes Park
South Africa played their final ODI against Australia at a sold out Senwes Park in
NWU overwhelm struggling UJ
The round five Varsity Cup fixture at the Fanie du Toit Sports Grounds on Monday
Communication student defies life-changing injury
Most people who dive into the shallow end of swimming pools and hit their head
Government plans more education opportunities
A national policy to educate more South Africans and combat the high unemployment rate among
Shimlas no match for strong NWU
In a rivalry that dates back to intervarsity days, North-West University (NWU) proved once again