On Social Media, Racism, and Cannabis
Thought-provoking topics at Fifth Annual International Mercantile Law Conference.
MT Steyn statue: Process going forward
UFS Council to deliberate on recommendations about MT Steyn statue on 23 November 2018.
Our Relentless Water Dilemma
Environmental Law Association takes critical look at Bloemfontein’s water situation.
Grassroots Champions: Rising Above Challenges
Graduates of Global University of Lifelong Learning’s non-academic learning programme honoured.
PhD students compete in three-minute thesis competition
Great minds showing what they’re made of.
Promoting postgraduate excellence in research and innovative thinking
Inaugural Postgraduate Academic Conference strives to empower and inspire.
UFS pays tribute to former Rector
Prof Stef Coetzee passed away.
Occupational therapy promotes health and well-being
Occupational Therapy is deeper than we could see.
Kovsie Netball star selected to the national team
Testing her skills with the best on the international court.
UFS Postgraduate Education students attend orientation programme
Showing prospective teachers what to expect.
Conference evaluates impact of academia on public sector
A close look into the state and public administration
Town planning: How McDonald’s did it
Top brand shares how to in town planning.
UFS launch student business incubator project
Chemistry lab on South Campus a UFS first
New facility will relieve the strain on existing venues.
Researching inequalities and higher education: towards human development for all
Scholars dissect education-related issues affecting development.
New Senior Professor joins UFS Department of Agricultural Economics
University established at forefront of water research.
Empowering students to speak up about sexual violations
Sexual and gender-based violence dialogue dissects policy.
UFS BRICS-PLUS tackles global challenges
Conference convenes on water, food and health.
Better yourself at Adelaide Tambo Public Library
Better yourself at Adelaide Tambo Public Library
Book raises critical questions on meaning of ‘Africanness’
Prof Charles Ngwena’s new book delves into issues of decolonisation, race, ethnicity and identity.