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Prof Dan Kgwadi, the vice-chancellor, talks about the great progress that we have made with our unitary structure.

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Variety adds zest to life.

Women power: This year, three women scooped the coveted Distinguished Teaching Excellence Awards.

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These policies will help you to solve communication “riddles” such as how to handle a media request or apply our new corporate colours correctly.

Marketing and Student Recruitment’s InterestIndex questionnaire takes the guesswork out of career choices.

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For Innocentia Pitso and Lynn Booysen, the decision to further their studies was a total no-brainer.

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The team from Student Counselling and Development believes in giving people wings to rise above their challenging circumstances.

The research chairs at the NWU help to solve real-life problems in areas ranging from biofuels and cardiovascular disease to early childhood education.

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Student Sam Junior Mbatha is a master of ceremonies who believes that opportunities are doorways to endless possibilities.

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A different approach at Quality Enhancement’s support services section contradicts the old saying that there is nothing new under the sun.

These staff and students believe that deep breaths of fresh morning air, together with a healthy dose of Pilates exercises, lower their stress levels.

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When Mohsin Sayed puts his hand to paper, mere writing turns into breathtaking art.

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The Lekwena Weather Radar project will have real-world impact on issues such as droughts, flash-flooding and other weather-related events.