A College Students’ Guide to Drinking
By Nicole Arends Rule alcohol, before it rules you Are you like the rapper Kendrick Lamar and find yourself urged to fill a pool full of liquor and subsequently dive …
The Fall
By Viwe Tafeni Following its unprecedented, sold-out success in 2016, The Fall returns to the Baxter Theatre’s Golden Arrow Studio during Youth Month – from 8 to 24 June at …
Summer’s Not that Simple – Revie
By Sue Nyamnjoh Close your eyes and picture yourself, floating face up in the bottom of the sea. Wrap yourself in white strips of silk which get away from you …
Owning Your Humanities Degree
By Dale Choudree, Career Development Advisor and Humanities Graduate, UCT Careers Service The reality of the world in which we live is that of an increasingly competitive labour market. As …
The Future of Sexual Assault Response Team
by Adam J Kirschner The fate of many survivors of sexual violence at the University of Cape Town hangs in the balance of the restructuring of the Discrimination and Harassment …
Rethink Legalizing Sex Trade: Grizelda Grootboom Shares Her Story
by Anne Fulton I was first introduced to Grizelde Grootboom when she came as a guest lecturer to my health psychology class to tell us about her life in the …
The Mad Hatters – “A Support Group, Not a Society.”
By Mariam Nash Having expressed my thirst (after a long walk from West Stop to the Economics Building) to Katherine Eyal, I was offered her couch as soon as she acknowledged …
The InbeSeason
By Jessica Fish Though a fully-fledged student, and a now very competent third year, the one aspect of life in Cape Town that I still haven’t been able to comprehend …
Israeli apartheid Week (IAW) – What’s it about?
Good fences make good neighbours? By Emmy James So, you noticed the wall erected on Jammie Plaza last week, but what is it all about? Well, it represents the 2-metre-high wall …
HELLO FROM THE OTHER SIDE
13 Reasons Why Sexism Needs To End By Saara Mowlana Womxn receive overwhelming levels of flak for existing on the daily. From being body and tone policed, to constantly being …