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Much to celebrate on graduation day The air of celebration was palpable at the afternoon ceremony of UCT's graduation day. In receiving their degrees, graduands from the Faculty of Health Sciences reached a significant milestone, their reward for years of hard work and sacrifice. 19 Dec 2015
Jazzing up graduation It was a ceremony speckled with special moments. Graduation's traditional idiosyncrasies were supplemented with local innovations, as UCT sought to infuse its African identity into the morning ceremony of 19 December. 19 Dec 2015
VC honours outgoing UCT leaders 18 Dec 2015
UCT MOOC on top 10 list worldwide 18 Dec 2015
The cohort at Mont Fleur For two days in early December, members of the Next Generation Professoriate were on a writing retreat at Mont Fleur, Stellenbosch. This is a glorious spot at the foot of the Helderberg mountains. 17 Dec 2015
A toast to new academics 17 Dec 2015
Meet this year's Social Responsiveness Award winners The Social Responsiveness Award was established in 2009 to honour UCT academics whose social engagement enhances the university's teaching and learning process. 16 Dec 2015
Convocation medal to Mthatha law doyen Retired Mthatha attorney Mda Mda, who enrolled for a law degree at UCT in 1944, is this year's recipient of the President of Convocation Medal, awarded annually to an alumnus who has contributed to the common good. 15 Dec 2015
Amoore bows out on a high note Familiar faces associated with UCT, past and present, gathered to say goodbye to outgoing registrar Hugh Amoore at Smuts Hall on Saturday 12 December 2015. 14 Dec 2015
Tribute reflects Amoore's softer side 14 Dec 2015
UCT becomes first African university to join international research alliance 14 Dec 2015
AC Jordan - academic pioneer and torchbearer for African languages 14 Dec 2015
Much to celebrate at December's abridged graduation 14 Dec 2015
UCT's biotech lab takes drug discovery to new level 11 Dec 2015
Inter-varsity challenge for MTB enthusiasts 11 Dec 2015
Shark eggs, sunnyside up Recent PhD graduate Dr Matthew Lewis lost five kilograms in the first six weeks of his master's fieldwork, as one does when following a troop of chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) through parts of a mountainous nature reserve where few venture. 10 Dec 2015
Learn to be mindful 10 Dec 2015
Africa Research Cloud agreement 09 Dec 2015
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