News Archive

Date
2131 Modest growth outlook emphasises urgency of growth-orientated policies and projects
2132 A shared vision ahead: an engagement that marks a new era of cooperation
2133 Riaan Venter’s troops break USSA drought
2134 Senior lecturer explores impact of 4IR on academia
2135 Team claims top honours at 2023 Cyber Security Challenge finals
2136 NWU at full capacity for 2024 intake
2137 Faculty of Law hosts Southern African Law Teachers’ Conference
2138 Celebrating 20 years of excellence
2139 NWU receives the necessary Ministerial support for the establishment of the Medical School
2140 Building brighter futures: the inaugural SASS programme strives to empower tomorrow’s leaders
2141 Ladies football team crowned 2023 stream B USSA champions
2142 NRF-iThemba LABS Reaffirms Relationship with NWU
2143 Academics gain insight into the internationalisation of higher education
2144 Celebrating Excellence in Occupational Hygiene Research
2145 NWU vice-chancellor extends warm welcome to 22nd SAUSSA Games participants
2146 Real-time monitoring in occupational hygiene
2147 Pitch Your Business: empowering young entrepreneurs
2148 A season of sharing: NWU supports a Christmas celebration for less fortunate children
2149 Beyond stigma: insights from experts in a specialised HIV/AIDS online seminar event
2150 Management accountants claim international body’s top Africa awards
2151 Let the staff games begin!
2152 Negative factors lead to third quarter’s GDP decline
2153 Vanderbijlpark Young Alumni Chapter: empowering underprivileged students
2154 NWU among top 8 universities in Africa for environmental sustainability
2155 Researchers discover two new species of bushveld arum lilies
2156 Graphic design students and graduates receive more national and international honours
2157 Mother tongues mesh with Columbia visit
2158 Prof Ian Rothman elected to the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf)
2159 NWU’s corporate publications earn applause for excellence
2160 Alumni Relations office raises funds to support graduating students