For four Unisans, disability inclusion is about more than ramps, devices or support services. It is about building a university where students and staff can navigate independently, access information and technology, participate fully and contribute without having to constantly explain or justify their needs.Read more

After nearly three decades in the library and information services profession and more than a decade in leadership at Unisa, Professor Mpho Ngoepe steps into a new role with a clear ambition: to strengthen teaching and learning, deepen student support and build a more collaborative university.Read more

Liberia is looking to the University of South Africa (Unisa) for technical expertise, training and capacity building as it advances plans for a Peace and Reconciliation Memorial Museum designed to preserve the country’s history, honour those affected by conflict and support national healing.Read more

For Nobuhle Ndandani, a damaged car is not the end of the road. It is an opportunity to create, transform and bring something back to life.Read more

From AI and virtual classrooms to student support and global partnerships, Unisa’s delegation brought fresh ideas and a distinctly African perspective to a major internationalisation conference in the Eastern Cape.Read more

The Department of Information Science at the University of South Africa (Unisa) has received the prestigious South African Society of Archivists (SASA) Golden Presidential Award for its outstanding contribution to the advancement of archives and records management in South Africa.Read more

For 31 newly graduated doctoral alumni, graduation is not the end of their relationship with Unisa. It is the beginning of an opportunity to collaborate, mentor, contribute to research and help shape the University’s future.Read more

The Unisa Art Gallery has been recognised among South Africa’s leading cultural institutions after earning a nomination at the 2026 National Arts and Culture Awards, alongside three Unisa-linked nominees.Read more

Unisa’s second African Music Festival brought musicians, scholars, students and audiences together to celebrate indigenous African music while highlighting the university’s efforts to expand and decolonise music education.Read more