NWU open day goes virtual
The North-West University (NWU) will host its first virtual open day this coming Saturday, 8
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Price hikes make students go hungry
Food insecurity is growing and with Covid-19’s impact on the economy, South Africans face high
Young men address gender-based violence with new initiative
The #YoubeforeMe! initiative, aimed at reigniting the energy and motivation surrounding anti-gender-based violence efforts, was
Veld fires an ongoing threat
As the dry winter months approach, the risk of veld fires increase. The North-West Province
Binge drinking a ‘suicide run’
Some Potchefstroom students spend up to R3 000 per night on alcohol at clubs and
Wapad gets new editor and goes digital
The Wapad campus newspaper has a new editor, and is going to be exclusively digital
Covid-19 hinders SA’s fight against tuberculosis
In South Africa Covid-19 disruptions led to a 40% reduction in tuberculosis (TB) notifications between
How students spend their money
Students at North-West University (NWU), just like students everywhere, often struggle to balance their budgets
Canvas 2021: The first student event after lockdown
The amphitheatre was a creative art gallery for NWU hostels this past weekend as the
Taxi fare stays the same, despite petrol price rise
There will be no increase in taxi fares, despite the massive fuel price hike that
Potchefstroom locals to open new farm-to-table restaurant
Two Potchefstroom locals, Riaan May (26) and Mitchell Coetzee (36), will soon open a farm-to-table
Students react to Easter lockdown regulations
Students had mixed reactions to the adjusted Easter lockdown regulations announced by President Cyril Ramaphosa’s
Slaggat-projek in Potchefstroom vorder met herstelwerk
Die #ProPotchPothole-projek, wat help om slaggate rondom Potchefstroom te herstel, het reeds tussen R200 000 en
Hillsong Church to hold watch party in Potchefstroom
Hillsong will hold a watch party in Potchefstroom soon, with the service set to take