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Bread tags for wheelchairs 28 Nov 2011
Graduate returns to steer UCT Libraries 28 Nov 2011
Klopper at the helm 28 Nov 2011
Top inventor is UCT's newest A-rated researcher 28 Nov 2011
State Information Bill passed - for now 28 Nov 2011
UCT student dies in fall The University of Cape Town regretfully confirms that a third-year Commerce student died tragically on Thursday, 24 November 2011. 25 Nov 2011
IIDMM under the microscope 24 Nov 2011
Student blows competition away with wind generator 23 Nov 2011
EBE students tackle HIV & AIDS in the workplace 23 Nov 2011
Lots of learning ahead for Teaching & Learning 23 Nov 2011
UCT experts on aspects of climate change for COP-17 journalists 23 Nov 2011
UCT condemns passage of info bill without critical changes 22 Nov 2011
HUMA names first four docs 22 Nov 2011
UCT opposes passage of info bill without critical changes The University of Cape Town notes with extreme disappointment the fact that Members of the South African parliament voted in favour of the proposed Protection of State Information Bill. This despite the extraordinary strong civic voice that has risen against the proposed Bill. 22 Nov 2011
UCT blacks out website to protest government move against freedom of information The University of Cape Town has blacked out its home page (www.uct.ac.za) today in protest against the current version of the Protection of State Information Bill, which has been returned to the National Assembly for vote today. 22 Nov 2011
Student makes winning a habit 21 Nov 2011
Aspirin cuts cancer rates in people with hereditary risk by 60% Research has provided proof that taking a regular dose of aspirin reduces the long-term risk of cancer in people with a family history of the disease by about 60 percent. 21 Nov 2011
UCT students apply beauty as well as brains Two University of Cape Town students have been named Miss Cape Town 2011 and a semi-finalist in the Miss South Africa 2011 pageant, respectively. 21 Nov 2011
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