Month: October 2025

James Klusener  @jamesklusener    Throughout campus, there are several trees and grass patches that add an extra touch of freshness and beauty to the grounds. These green spaces are more than just pretty areas — they offer moments of peace and a chance to press pause during the everyday hustle and bustle of student life.   The area outside E3, where the benches are surrounded by trees, or the iconic […]

James Klusener  @jamesklusener    It’s that time of the semester when the emails start rolling in about how you did during semester tests. And one thing is for certain, when you get home for recess, your parents are going to be wondering how you did. Here are some tips for telling them.   The first thing you’re going to want to do is give some context. Instead of saying, "I […]

Awethu Khumalo   @awe2s_righttoe   What is your screen time? If you felt embarrassed or hesitated to answer that question, it probably means it’s too high—and you need to fix that. Understandably, it’s difficult to go offline and disconnect from technology because our world has become so digitalised. In the current socio-economic climate, we rely heavily on 24-hour news updates about what’s happening around the world, and we constantly check our […]

Megan Grobler @megan.gro_bler   Netflix’s “Beauty and the Bester” exposes the dark romance, deception, and daring prison break that stunned South Africa.   Previously thought to be dead, convicted rapist and murderer Thabo Bester escaped prison and lived a lavish life — with the help of celebrity doctor Nandipha Magudumana. The new Netflix documentary Beauty and the Bester uncovers the lies, the love story, and the escape that shocked the […]

Chiara Dover @chiaradoverr   Of all the responsibilities shouldered by a university House Committee (HC), planning and executing its annual trip is perhaps the most unique. It’s a logistical challenge, a strategic retreat, and a holiday all rolled into one. Far from a simple vacation, this journey is a carefully orchestrated event that can define a committee's term, forging unity through shared experiences—from the mundane to the unforgettable.   Coreen […]

Megan Grobler @megan.gro_bler   A chilling new Netflix documentary dives into the emotional turmoil of a catfishing scandal that shook a small town to its core.   The popular true-crime documentary, Unknown Number: The High School Catfish, tells the story of a digital scandal that spiralled out of control — targeting an unsuspecting teenage couple and leaving a trail of emotional trauma in the small town of Beal City, Michigan. […]

Amari Marè @amari.mare   The dance group Dysfunctional Beat (DFB) had their annual showcase on Wednesday 1 October, where the crowd travelled around the world in the form of dance in one night.   The tour included USA's hip-hop that we see in the movies. This dance was recreated in different styles and dance moves that showcased the perfect visual of what hip-hop is. These moves certainly are ones you […]

Awethu Khumalo        awe2s_righttoe   Burnout— a feeling most of us can relate to around this time of year. The late nights, constant assignment submissions and frustrating group projects are finally starting to catch up. But the good news is that recess is coming up, which means there is time to unwind and get ready to tackle the next block. Here are some things to do during this […]

Abygail Smit @Abysmit06   For many years, Potchefstroom Dam has been a place for picnics, swimming, braaiing and all-around fun for students and Potchefstroom citizens. Recently the pollution surrounding the dam has worsened, causing concern among residents in Potchefstroom.   John Steenhuisen, leader of the Democratic Alliance and the Minister of Agriculture, recently visited Potchefstroom Dam, which uncovered a lot of hidden truths surrounding it. According to the video he […]