• Nuus

  

  New placement policy effective from June

  The new residence placement policy is set to come into effect from 1 June 2013. This confirmation was given to Die Matie in an interview with prof. Arnold Schoonwinkel, Stellenbosch University (SU) Vice Rector: Teaching and Learning, on 9 May.

• Aktueel

  

  Swart op Wit: Does Stellenbosch have a drinking problem?

  Die Matie spoke to several key role-players in the perpetual debate of whether there is a drinking problem in Stellenbosch, and whether it is affecting the health and studies of students.

• Studentelewe

  

  Take retail therapy online

  ONLINE shopping has become increasingly popular over the last few years, up to the point where billions of rands are spent annually by people all over the world. Everyone from the young to the old, men and women from different groups of people, all shop online.

• Dag en Nag

  

  Film review: Iron Man 3

  When one hears one of your favourite films is about to get a sequel, certain thoughts run through one’s mind. Whether it will better or ruin its prequel is usually one’s main concern.

• Sport

  

  Success for Maties Taekwondo at the Bojanala Mayor’s Taekwondo Championship

  Three members of the Maties Taekwondo club travelled to Rustenburg to compete in the inaugural Bojanala Mayor’s Taekwondo Championship on 26 and 27 April.

• Uncategorized

  

  Redaksionele kommentaar: Grawe die dames op kampus ‘n gat vir hulself?

  In Die Burger se bylaag van 11 Mei skryf Hannelie Booyens oor die gebruik van die woord “dameskoshuis” teenoor die meer moderne “vrouekos­huis”; daar word tog immers gepraat van ’n “mans­koshuis” en nie “herekoshuis” nie.

• Briewe

  

  Opinie: Die koshuisplasingsbeleid en studenteleierskap

  Studentedekaan van die Universiteit van Stellenbosch, dr. Llewellyn MacMaster, sê watter lesse daar geleer kan word uit die koshuisplasingsbeleid en studenteleierskap.

• Kwytraak

  

  Kwytraak: Leon de Bliquy

  It is with caution that I enter the chameleon’s chambers. I tread carefully through painter Leon de Bliquy’s medium-sized flat in Dorp Street, Stellenbosch.