News & Events (Archive)

Faculty convenes inaugural Advisory Board meeting
CvB
Posted on 19 Jul 2010

A first meeting of a newly commissioned Faculty Advisory Board took place on 8 July 2010 in the Telematic facility of the Faculty of Veterinary Science

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Tuks' Carlton Cup semi-final march gains more momentum
Morris Gilbert
Posted on 18 Jul 2010

2009 Carlton Cup finalists, Tuks are well on their way to the 2010 play-offs after beating Police 44-22 on Saturday (17 July) at the TuksRugby Stadium.

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Business school refocus 2010
David Furlonger
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

As world events prove, teaching the fundamentals is no longer enough, writes David Furlonger. Business schools say companies and government departments are less concerned with the long-term development of managers and executives than with them learning skills that will benefit employers immediately.

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Caster returns with win Finland
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

Tuks' 800 metres World Champion. Caster Semenya won her comeback race on Thursday (15/05) in Lappeernranta, Finland after a forced absence of almost a year.

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Tuks have debt to pay
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

Tuks have a long outstanding debt to pay on Saturday when the play arch rivals Police in the Carlton Cup second round.

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PEN guest house revamped
Dr Martina Jordaan
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

JCP-students gave PEN guest house a revamp

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UP + Laerskool Oost-Eind Primary School = A+ partnership
Dr Martina Jordaan
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

Partnership between UP and Laerskool Oost-Eind Primary School strenghtened

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Centre for Human Rights invites applications for the LLM in Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa
Posted on 16 Jul 2010

This multi-disciplinary, interactive and intensive premier degree is presented in partnership with eight African universities.

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UP Jacaranda Children's Choir - overall winners of international Youth Music Festival
UP Arts
Posted on 15 Jul 2010

The choir will set foot on home soil again, this time with the title of the overall winners of the Bratislava International Youth Music Festival where they competed in Slovakia.

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Violence in the democratic South Africa: A challenge to theology and the churches
Posted on 14 Jul 2010

The high incidence of violence in the present democratic South African society poses a serious challenge not only to government but also to theology and the churches. At this point of time we strongly need clear theological thinking and guidance on the violence in our society. We also need a comprehensive and effective response by the churches to the different manifestations of violence.

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