Recess arrives, but not for first-year students
As most students are packing up for a short recess next week, first-year students at
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Get a grip on depression before depression gets a grip on you
The social isolation and withdrawal many people experience due to Covid-19 could lead to an
Ivermectin: Are students willing to take the drug?
More and more people across South Africa are using the antiparasitic drug Ivermectin to prevent
Two women’s residences share Over de Voor after Thaba-Jäh closes
The women’s residences Vergeet-my-Nie and Wag-’n-Bietjie both have to sleep with the men’s residence Over
Students are willing to take the Covid-19 vaccine
University and college students will only receive the Covid-19 vaccinations in the third phase of
Mahikeng students can stay in their residences as protests continue
Students on the Mahikeng campus of the North-West University (NWU) were requested to vacate the
Class of 2020 prepare for another virtual graduation
The North-West University (NWU) will continue to take a responsible approach to ensure that health
Eskom price hike bad news for online learners
Eskom’s expected electricity price hike, combined with the fact that most students are housebound and
First-year students welcomed online this year
Due to strict health and safety regulations, the North-West University’s (NWU) Registration and Orientation (R&O)
Healthy eating ‘can improve grades’
The Internet has become a platform for numerous diet fads over the years. These diets
Women becoming increasingly important in agriculture
Women play an increasingly important role in agriculture in South Africa, and also in the
South Africa ‘needs to talk about conversion therapy’
South Africa was the first country in the world to constitutionally protect people against discrimination
Why NWU requires laptop access for admission this year
The North-West University (NWU) requires all incoming first-year students to have access to laptops or
Students love their caffeine, but there are risks
Student lifestyles, filled with academic pressure and lack of sleep, contribute to the popularity of