Sol Plaatje University (SPU) was established in 2013 and commenced its academic programmes in 2014 and plays an important role, both locally, in the Northern Cape, and nationally. The University Council governs the University in terms of the Higher Education
Sol Plaatje University (SPU) brought scholars, education officials, language practitioners, students and community knowledge holders together for its second African Languages Symposium, held at the South Campus on 25 September 2026. Hosted by the Department of Human Sciences Teaching in the
Sol Plaatje University (SPU) Women’s Rugby made history on 25 September 2026 by being crowned national First Division champion at the Betway Women’s Club Championship, with three SPU players also named to the Betway Dream Team. Organised by the South
Dimpho Kotoane is the only Honours student among the Master’s and PhD candidates in this year’s South African group, now in Dubna for a programme that runs until 10 October. Dimpho Kotoane, a Physics Honours student at Sol Plaatje University
Sol Plaatje University (SPU) hosted the EDHE Absa Entrepreneurship InnoVarsity 2026 Central Regional Round on 27 and 28 August, bringing student entrepreneurs, adjudicators and stakeholders from across the five universities in the region to its Central Campus for two days
For Orefile Jacob Kolobe, using AI well has always been a question of honesty. The second-year Bachelor of Arts (General) student at Sol Plaatje University (SPU) has now been selected as a GPTZero Brand Ambassador, a role that will see
A Mozilla-funded project in the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology is teaching first-year ICT students to weigh the social consequences of the technology they build, starting in their first year rather than their last. Forty-four first-year ICT students
The Faculty of Education will host the Second African Languages Symposium on 25 September 2026 under the theme, “African Languages and Cultural Heritage: Voices, Knowledge, and Shared Futures.” The symposium will bring together academics, researchers, educators, language practitioners, students, policymakers