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1 PhD candidate selected for international academic exchange in Belgium
2 PhD candidate takes her research to global social work platform
3 Policy seminar reflects on the future of local government in South Africa
4 Feedlot Challenge takes Animal Sciences students from classroom to cattle pens
5 Fulbright specialist helps strengthen NWU’s global reach
6 New book puts human judgement at the centre of AI-powered research
7 NWU leaders take centre stage in shaping the future of higher education technology
8 The coach behind the rising netball stars at the NWU
9 Eagles rediscover team connection to edge Kovsies
10 Prof. Kruger helps shape the first hypertension guidelines for Africa
11 It is time for the South African Blue Crane to spread its wings as a national icon
12 Elsunet du Plessis' netball journey reaches a new milestone
13 Law student turns living allowance into business that creates nine jobs
14 Child nutrition in Africa: Parents cannot serve food they cannot afford
15 Nepal’s Himalayan tragedy: Climate catastrophe or warning failure?
16 Researchers earn national fellowships at Women in Science Awards
17 Seminar puts entrepreneurship on the career map
18 The psychology behind your shopping trolley
19 Alumni celebrate communicators driving change and innovation
20 More than behind the scenes: the administrative professional as a business partner
21 NWU celebrates exceptional results in the 2026 SAICA IAC exams
22 Mini Cricket Festival serves up a bigger and better celebration of youth cricket
23 ILMA marks 10 years by taking African languages to the AI age
24 2026 Community Engagement Showcase champions collaboration for sustainable impact
25 South Africa’s gender gap begins before the first payslip
26 Young mothers find a voice through Temba community dialogue
27 NWU-AgriSETA project gives Mahikeng farmers accredited training
28 Research chair aims to take results from the laboratory to the community
29 Reimagining the communication graduate of the future when everyone can communicate
30 From Lekung village to an international academic publication: Keo’s journey