1771 |
How do you swear? Study to investigate swearing and bilingualism in South Africa |
1772 |
NWU joins the fight against diabetes |
1773 |
Recalibrating teacher training in African higher education |
1774 |
Exploring indigenous knowledge to combat cattle diseases |
1775 |
NWU dancers twirl their way to the top |
1776 |
BAQONDE aims to open the world of higher education |
1777 |
NWU students reach out to those in need |
1778 |
Career day empowers alumni |
1779 |
Breaking the silence: Launching a powerful campaign to end gender-based violence |
1780 |
Khayakazi dazzles at Playhouse Company’s ’10 South African Sopranos’ |
1781 |
René believes that miracles still happen |
1782 |
Three NWU alumni’s boxing academy aims to uplift the community |
1783 |
Memory of Prof Dan Kgwadi honoured |
1784 |
Revolutionising maths education: Whartels™ learning programme is helping kids excel |
1785 |
Minister appoints NWU’s Research Support director to Water Research Commission |
1786 |
Best Diplomats Conference opens new doors of opportunity |
1787 |
Academics look at science and faith |
1788 |
Snail Day raises awareness of schistosomiasis and river health |
1789 |
GIFT students and staff off to Hungary in May |
1790 |
NWU Soccer Institute player named top North West ABC Motsepe player |
1791 |
Young Guns emulate champion big brothers |
1792 |
NWU is South Africa’s premier tennis hub |
1793 |
Support and guidance from the NWU community eased rating journey |
1794 |
Study looks at the health benefits of plant-based nutrition |
1795 |
From ideation to commercialisation – that is impactful NWU research |
1796 |
MASARA focuses on music and the conservation of indigenous music |
1797 |
The ins and outs of developing online multimedia learning platforms |
1798 |
Communities benefit from NWU’s development projects |
1799 |
Pad the Way project to benefit the community |
1800 |
Raising awareness about the importance of snakes |