| 331 |
Newly discovered parasite named after Prof Louis du Preez |
| 332 |
TTIS launches innovation impact events to empower SHAPE researchers |
| 333 |
NWU academic recognised as finalist in South Africa’s ‘Forty Under 40’ Leadership Awards |
| 334 |
The new artificial intelligence gospel |
| 335 |
HART researcher steps into key SA Heart® leadership role |
| 336 |
Prof Welma Lubbe appointed Associate Editor of the International Breastfeeding Journal |
| 337 |
Students encouraged to build networks and take charge of their futures |
| 338 |
Alumnus joins Motsweding FM: from campus airwaves to national frequency |
| 339 |
NWU takes science to Kuruman with a message of innovation |
| 340 |
Alumnus powers the future |
| 341 |
LO Teachers seminar, empowering learners for future careers |
| 342 |
Celebrating Breastfeeding Week: Why we need to do more |
| 343 |
Where passion meets performance: NWU and New Zealand kick off a winning partnership |
| 344 |
Shining bright: Humanities students celebrated for academic excellence |
| 345 |
Mandela Day Walk/Run initiative brings smiles, steps and support |
| 346 |
The robots are here — and they’re ready to help: NWU LIS launches AI-powered trio |
| 347 |
Sipping and sketching: Librarians connect creatively across campuses |
| 348 |
Law Faculty inspires Grade 12s at Mandela Day outreach |
| 349 |
NWU set for Varsity Football challenge with a strong core squad and renewed focus |
| 350 |
Boxing official graduates with a master’s degree |
| 351 |
Presence workshops, cultivating care and connection in North West hospitals |
| 352 |
Reimagining engagement for lasting change |
| 353 |
Chardoné Smidt shines on the world stage |
| 354 |
Power, technology and the African question |
| 355 |
Growing together, hand in hand, at Witrand Hospital |
| 356 |
Final-year language students look forward to a future full of possibility |
| 357 |
Continuation of interest-rate easing was the right decision |
| 358 |
Prof Welma Lubbe appointed to global committee for newborn brain care |
| 359 |
Achieving Africa’s vision: why universities must return to serving society |
| 360 |
Education, animal health, and basic services at the heart of Mandela Day outreach |