News Archive

Date
1621 Venture leads to turnkey solutions to everyday problems
1622 Executive dean to be acting judge in the High Court
1623 NWU librarians bring expertise to information literacy
1624 Subject group History hosts insightful pre-conference presentations
1625 First Sesotho Language Colloquium to further discourse on the importance of indigenous languages
1626 SADiLaR director elected as Zimbabwean fellow
1627 Embracing Pride Month: A journey towards equality and acceptance in South Africa
1628 Language Directorate hosts launch of Tuelo Gabonewe's Dirurubele
1629 Ensuring a future for migratory fish species
1630 Stable GNU together with policy certainty will maximise business confidence
1631 Empowering women to drive positive change
1632 Vanderbijlpark Campus to Host USSA National Karate and Bodybuilding Competitions
1633 School of Social Sciences sows the seeds for long-term collaboration
1634 SADiLaR’s strategic vision presented to CLARIN Management
1635 Public lecture delves into multilingual early child language development
1636 Aerobics club flies the flag high at regional competitions
1637 Tech Showcase and Hackathon ignite innovation in the Faculty of Humanities
1638 QS ranks NWU among the top seven universities in South Africa
1639 NWU Library's Book Drive: A Humanitarian Effort to Bridge Educational Gaps
1640 Library advocacy in action: Expert knowledge in empowering communities
1641 Live Well and Wise Expo empowers students to take charge of their health
1642 Student and Miss World South Africa semi-finalist championing youth empowerment
1643 Faculty of Education’s first annual Sports Day: A huge triumph
1644 Toxic fungi and mycotoxins threaten Africa's food security
1645 Meal-A-Day supports students during exams
1646 Dr Anna Mokgokong: Let’s show the world what we are about
1647 Refiloe Mohono embodies the entrepreneurial spirit
1648 Student shines at DanceStar World competition
1649 NWU student helps to ensure fair and smooth elections
1650 Campus community steps into slippers to support seriously ill children