| 1681 |
Deidre is aiming to qualify for the Olympic Games |
| 1682 |
NWU hosts biggest Spar Netball Championships ever |
| 1683 |
Checkmate is what Anais Saayman thrives on |
| 1684 |
NWU’s Leihandra Naidoo is driven by a passion for life |
| 1685 |
NWU strengthens ties with industry employers |
| 1686 |
NWU IKS Centre and Modi Donkey farm to host lekgotla |
| 1687 |
Ali Bacher, he should know |
| 1688 |
NWU alumnus to represent SA at Miss Intercontinental World pageant |
| 1689 |
Preclinical research: the bridge to new medicines |
| 1690 |
NWU launches history seminar series |
| 1691 |
Dr Bismark Tyobeka nominated to serve in global nuclear forum |
| 1692 |
NWU student and social-justice activist says no to gender-based violence |
| 1693 |
Lerato is the 2022 Enactus National Faculty Advisor of the year |
| 1694 |
NWU Theology Student Chapter celebrates women’s month through prayer |
| 1695 |
NWU to launch a GBV awareness campaign |
| 1696 |
A good fitness and periodisation plan is the key: NWU football fitness coach |
| 1697 |
NWU academic reappointed as ambassador to global Magna Charta Observatory |
| 1698 |
Prof Chrisna Gouws, an inquisitive researcher destined for greatness in the scientific métier |
| 1699 |
From zero to hero – students taste the sweet fruit from hard work |
| 1700 |
NWU academic examines multilingual online responses on the in-court arrest of defence lawyer in Meyiwa murder case |
| 1701 |
Meet Andiswa Msi |
| 1702 |
Miss and Mr NWU Mahikeng Campus crowned |
| 1703 |
Round of applause to finalists and winners of the Modiragatsi Youth Innovation Competition |
| 1704 |
NWU education linguist looks at reading literacy crisis in SA |
| 1705 |
NWU Prof is pushing boundaries in science |
| 1706 |
North West ANC’s elective conference: Is the party still fit for purpose? |
| 1707 |
Students fly NWU flag high at Debating Championship |
| 1708 |
Study explores news consumption habits of NWU’s female students |
| 1709 |
NWU SCC provides support to the less fortunate |
| 1710 |
NWU donates computers and books to JB Marks community libraries |
