This member of the KwaZulu-Natal Regional Student Representative Council proves that true power lies not in perception but in persistent action and unwavering dedication. Read more

During International Women’s Month, the College of Human Sciences celebrates Mamoya Letseleha, a junior lecturer in the Department of African Languages, who, in the midst of darkness, never gave up. She is a true inspiration to young women in South Africa. Read more

Unisa's Dean of Students, members of his team, and the president of the National Student Representative Council recently visited the KwaZulu-Natal Region to engage on matters relating to service delivery to students. Read more

The Unisa Midlands Region held library orientation and training sessions at the Rustenburg Hub and regional service centres to promote library services available to students. Read more

The Office of the Dean of Students and North Eastern Regional Services recently hosted a Health and Wellness Festival at the Nelspruit Campus. Read more

Ahead of International Women’s Day, women from all walks of life recently gathered at Unisa to examine women's and girls' rights through the lens of international law and justice. Read more

The launch event took place to ensure that Unisa branded merchandise are accessible to staff, students, alumni and the public. Read more

Scholarship, ecosystem and value creation were demonstrated at the Graduate School of Business Leadership during the Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) study schools. Read more

The university has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Tyumen State University and the Patrice Lumumba Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, a breakthrough initiative that will see isiZulu taught in Russia, while Russian will be taught at Unisa. Read more

“Be curious of anything new on your body,” said highly decorated South African actress and cancer survivor, Dr Lilian Dube, at Unisa's 2025 Reproductive Health Month Commemorative event. Read more