Members of the CHED

Marco Titus, a 2015 Mellon-Mayes Undergraduate Fellowship student, ended a successful run as Nanki-Poo in The Mikado at the Artscape Theatre in July which now moves onto the international stage.

Employers have voted UCT's Careers Service and Careers Fair as the best in the country, in a recent

How can universities harness the power of student leadership without it being tantamount to "putting a pin on a butterfly"? This was among the questions raised at a recent seminar on the topic of student leadership, led by Dr Nick Longo, a vi

Engaging Power for Empowerment and Influence was the theme of the HERS-SA Mini-ACADEMY 2015, attended by 30 women from higher education institutions across South Africa.  CHED's Vicki Heard was one of the del

More than 100 jovial UCT students received their certificates for completing the first Masithethe isiXhosa course offered in 2015 by the Multilingualism

How do we prepare students for a world that is increasingly unknowable, disruptive, unequal and disturbing? Dr Janice McMillan, convenor of UCT's Global Citizenship Programme, writes about the importance of 'cultivating humanit

CEA welcomed a new Director at the beginning of May. Naziema Jappie is a woman and labour rights activist. She has a long history of working in the labour movement and Higher Education sectors in South Africa. She is a mother of three children.

It has been nine months sin