Tribute to Prof. Chabani Manganyi
Prof. Manganyi, an academic and the first black psychologist, made an invaluable contribution to the discipline and higher education.
Prof. Manganyi, an academic and the first black psychologist, made an invaluable contribution to the discipline and higher education.
Farewell to friends, mentors and leaders who have been an integral part of Wits' story and mission to build a better South Africa and reimagine the world.
Student athletes and spectators contribute to a vibrant student experience says Wits Sports Director.
The VC’s awards pay tribute to individual and collective achievements that drive Wits’ reputation as the home of academic excellence and a leader in society.
Wits administrative staff who are behind the success of the University’s academic and research operations have been recognised at the VC's Awards.
The Centre focuses on public interest law using a combination of research, advocacy and litigation to advance human rights and social justice.
Former finance minister and Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni, served as an Honorary Professor at Wits.
Staff teams deliver impressive performances and bring home a bronze medal.
Today is World Mental Health Day with an urgent call to action for employers: 'It is time to prioritise Mental Health in the workplace'.
Personal and community experiences inform the work of this multi-talented Deaf culture advocate.
Professor Cuthbert Nyamupangedengu takes on the role of the Head of School of Electrical and Information Engineering with effect from 1 October 2024.
The Services Department commemorated Arbor Day with a special initiative emphasising continuity and sustainability.
A celebration like no other as staff lunch in the dark.
Students, staff, and friends of Wits took it to the streets of Braamfontein for the annual Wits Parade Day.
It was a joyous occasion as 83 staff members graduated from the Learnership in Business Administration aimed at supporting staff yet to complete matric.
Staff Wellness Week a full experience of health, fitness and fun.
It is with great sadness that the University announces the passing of Dr Kgomotso William Kasonkola, the Senior Director of Human Resources at Wits University.
More than 1 in 4 working adults experience lower back pain which is growing work-related health problem.
Prioritise acquiring more skills instead of amassing formal qualifications, staff advised during a webinar by the Human Resource Development Unit.
Tips to manage debt and financial anxiety. According to the National Credit Regulator, 40.5% of credit active individuals have an impaired credit record.
Natalie Zimmelman is a business leader dedicated to the development of skills, leadership, and professionalism.
Ismail Soobader will chair the Board of the SA Student Finance Forum (SASFF – the Forum) until 2027.
Wits staff break down institutional silos as they pause and step out of their usual routine.
The flu season is upon us and several institutions are reporting an increase in the number of flu cases, says Higher Health.
Juliet Ndlovu, an Operations Administrative Assistant, is adding sign language to her skills so that she can converse with colleagues.
Wits University is a competitive employer in the higher education sector and beyond, says Senior Director of Human Resources.
Workers’ Day feature: the Director of Employee Relations at Wits chats about her role, love for the law and balancing PhD studies with motherhood.
International Workers Day, celebrated annually on 1 May, is an opportunity for employees and employers alike to reflect on the workplace.
How much do you know about colleagues in the office next to you? It's time to be part of Witsies Connect.
Academics and professional staff form new networks.
Office workers are sedentary for hours at a time. Our research looked at what they should do to stay healthy.
Professor Eddie Webster was remembered as a beacon of wisdom.
The Wits Carnegie Diversifying the Academy (CDTA) Programme recently hosted its inaugural Pioneering Science Communications Workshop.
The Holberg Prize is one of the largest international prizes awarded annually to an outstanding researcher in the humanities, social sciences, law or theology.
A group of ten Wits University staff and students recently attended the Afretec Gender in STEM Workshop in Kigali, Rwanda.
Water can make you ill for two reasons: it can contain chemicals or pathogenic organisms.
Medals for health scientists at South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) Scientific Merit Awards.
Edward Webster: South African intellectual, teacher, activist, a man of great energy and integrity, and the life and soul of any party.
Eddie Webster was the ultimate socially engaged academic who played a key role in the labour movement.
It is with great sadness that we learnt of the passing of Professor Edward (Eddie) Webster (82), who passed away yesterday after a short illness.
The mother tongue for millions of Deaf people in South Africa is SA Sign Language (SASL), which became the 12th official language on 19 July 2023.
Advice to help matriculants who did not get admission to further their studies.
2023 will be remembered as the year that artificial intelligence (AI) – or, more specifically, large language models (LLMs), like ChatGPT – changed the world.
Professor Valodia's appointment stands as a testament to the University’s commitment to academic excellence and societal impact.
We all need to understand that ranking is not objective and true. University rankings are massively overvalued, and reinforce global and national inequalities.
Daven Dass, a key figure in clinical legal education, is dedicated to promoting excellence and access to justice.
A switch in 2nd-year from an LLB degree to Sociology paved the way to a rewarding career as Professor of Demography and now Senior Director: Academic Affairs.
In a world fraught with anxiety, stress, and environmental and humanitarian disasters, people are looking for ways to cope.
Cybercriminals don’t take breaks. Even seasoned internet users fall prey to these scams. Here are seven safety tips from a cybersecurity expert.
Wits staff suggest local and international books covering a range of genres to explore these holidays.
A reading list for children, tweens and teens from a Wits academic, writer and founder of Jozi’s Books and Blogs Festival.
December is a month of excesses and can burn a hole in the pocket. Avoid Janua-Worry through these tips.
Professor Zeblon Vilakazi, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, extends thanks to Witsies for their service and sends wishes of goodwill for the holidays.
Wits bids farewell to 87 retirees who have served the University well for decades.
Wits' crime prevention expert wants Witsies to stay safe on and off campus, especially during the holidays. Read his advice to minimise incidents.
Professor Stephen Tollman has received the 2023 Alumni Award of Merit from Harvard University.
Understanding the psychological impact of loadshedding is particularly critical because the country is only just emerging from the Covid-19 pandemic.
Wits Advancement Division wins 11 awards at the Marketing, Advancement and Communication in Education Excellence Awards.
Answers to six questions from staff about the portfolio.
Professor Lizette Koekemoer has won the Women in Vector Control (WiVC) Excellence Award in the Senior Career category.
Medals for established and emerging researchers, eminent scholars inducted as Fellows.
Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) awards Gold Medal to world-renowned HIV expert and inaugurates 15 Wits scholars as new members.
Duly deserved honours awarded to Wits staff at the annual Vice-Chancellor’s Awards.
Service Excellence Award winner has earned several prizes including the ‘coach Rassie Erasmus’ certificate.
Professor Shabir Madhi has been appointed as an honorary Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (CBE) by King Charles III.
A standing ovation for the Khaya Mahlangu Quintet at the inaugural Wits Vice-Chancellor’s Music Concert, which also featured Wits’ own Mombelli's Chamber.
Epic parade and student-inspired music festival painted Braamfontein blue and gold as Wits enters its second century.
Political theorist Dr Ayesha Omar has been awarded a three-year British Academy International Fellowship.
Ecologist Professor Sally Archibald makes a case for scientists 'stepping out of their labs' and engaging in activism and keeping an ethical balance.
Agents at the heart of creating a better world for the Deaf community mark 25 years of impact and partnerships.
Insights from the Carnegie Diversifying the Academy programme.
The book expands our understanding of the intersection between gender, sexuality and mobility in Africa.
The addition of fruit trees promotes food security and reminds Witsies about the critical role that trees play in mitigating the effects of climate change.
The Lenn Smith Fun Run/Walk cultivates camaraderie and reconnects scores of Witsies to the beautiful Wits landscape.
Witsies double and triple commitment on Mandela Day with 670 and 6700 initiatives.
Wits staff achieve 90% success rate in Business Administration Learnership certification
Engagement with staff on climate change and its implications is crucial to creating a more sustainable campus collectively.
This nursing and health activist, and a community builder, looks forward to promoting student health and success on campus.