Water shutdowns part of life in JB Marks
Should we just accept that water shutdowns are part of daily living in Potchefstroom and
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Monkeys on campus: Do’s and don’ts for staff and students
“You will see them more and more in the future.” This warning comes from Lieb
Klop, klop, dis (uiteindelik weer) Aardklop
Aardklop keer vir die eerste keer sedert 2019 terug na Potchefstroom. Dié fees, wat ook
Residents say new Telephone Duty or ‘TD’ rules threaten the safety of hostels
Many residents of North-West University (NWU) hostels on the Potchefstroom campus view the newly implemented
Brace yourself: Student hopes to change the prosthetics industry with knee innovation
A master’s student has successfully built a high-tech knee brace which is the first of
LGBTQIA+: Do you have a home in God’s house?
A seminar titled “Claiming space for queer bodies in churches” revealed deep divisions within the
Municipal neglect may lead to environmental disaster
The Wasgoed Spruit in Potchefstroom is covered in litter and garbage, and the JB Marks
Call on women basketball players on Potch campus to stick to the rules
The Potchefstroom campus’ basketball has been shaken by internal conflict over players who have allegedly
Apologies issued to six residences for ‘heartbreak’ and tears over stranded RAG floats
The disappointment of the group of North-West University’s residences that could not participate in the
New warning signs alert campus visitors to monkey danger
The management of the Potchefstroom site of North-West University (NWU) has put up warning signs
NWU netball star ready for Commonwealth Games
Included in the Protea netball squad to represent South Africa at the Commonwealth Games in
Stygende pryse maak studente bang en bekommerd
Stygende brandstofpryse, kospryse en die prys vir ander roetine-aankope maak studente bang en bekommerd oor
TEFL has increased chances for young people to travel abroad
Over the past years, teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL) has become popular among
Climate change must be stopped now, says UN
The planet will have reached an irreversible climate disaster by 2025 if nothing is done