UCT’S annual Phonathon is under way until July 13. During the phonathon period, students and volunteers phone the university’s alumni.

This move escalates its proficiency to the levels of some of the world's biggest social media systems like Facebook and Google

The UWC’s first vice-rector, Professor Jaap Durand, has finally revealed a secret he has kept for more than three decades.

The Human Evolution Research Institute at UCT investing in black women who want to pursue careers in archaeology, geology and evolutionary biology.

NSFAS Administrator Randall Carolissen received a memorandum of demands from student representatives from various universities and TVET colleges.

A row has erupted over one of the sets of skeletal remains that UCT intends to rebury in Sutherland on Heritage Day.

The University of Cape Town has been named South Africa's best university, according to global education analysts QS Quacquarelli Symonds.

The University of Johannesburg has seen its ratings for excellence rise by more than 50 places to rank among the best performing South African and world’s elite universities.

A UCT student activist has dragged UCT to court seeking an order that would compel them to insource about 100 workers.

Today, around 250 fact checkers from around the world will arrive in Cape Town for the sixth international fact-checking summit: Global Fact 6.

UCT is preparing to return nine skeletons said to have been “obtained unethically” during the 19th century to their descendants in Sutherland, Northern Cape, on Heritage Day.

UWC’s Kenzo Abrahams played a crucial role in setting up a large array of detectors called Miniball, which aided the discovery of vibrating pear-shaped nuclei.

CPUT's Janet Condy, is calling for a new curriculum which provides deep, life-worthy learning, purposeful and of a higher level complexity in schools.

In the suspension letter, which the Daily News has seen, Godlimpi was asked to vacate his residence

The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) programme is headed for a major revamp after many institutions were found to be doing a shoddy job on aspects.

Nine researchers from UCT have made it to the final round of what the National Science and Technology Forum considers the “Science Oscars”.