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16 March 2021 | Story Lacea Loader

All academic activities have been suspended on all UFS campuses from 17 to 22 March 2021. No online/face-to-face lectures/tests/assignments will take place until 23 March 2021, and the full academic programme will resume on this date.
This decision will allow the university management an opportunity to address outstanding matters regarding the admission of senior undergraduate students.
Administrative activities will continue during this time and the campuses are not closed. The university management is aware that sporadic disruptions of activities by small groups are still taking place on the Bloemfontein Campus.
 
Protection Services, with the assistance of private security, remains on high alert and is closely monitoring the situation on the campuses. The necessary safety and security plan, as well as contingency plans, are in place.
 

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Young scientists show their projects on UFS's main campus
2008-08-18

 

The annual Eskom Expo for Young Scientists was presented this week in partnership with the University of the Free State (UFS) on the institutions's Main Campus in Bloemfontein. Altogether 523 primary and secondary schools in Bloemfontein and the Southern Free State took part in the expo and 401 projects were exhibited. Here are Zhané Saais (left), Grade 7 learner from Central Primary School in Bloemfontein and Simoné Steyn, Grade 7 learner from Onze Rust Primary School in Bloemfontein with a project of Simoné. Her project entailed the use of aspirin on roses to combat fungal disease.
Photo: Leonie Bolleurs
 

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