Baechella: A Celebration of Black Power
By Nevali Mohan This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 4 of VARSITY News. Netflix recently released Homecoming: A Film by Beyoncé which provided an intimate, in-depth look …
Is Slime the new anti-depressant?
By This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 4 of VARSITY News. Videos of slime and hot knives cutting through surfaces are taking Instagram and YouTube by …
The Perils of Social Media
By Iyanla Vanzant This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 4 of VARSITY News. In the age of social media, comparison is the plague of the human spirit. …
Polystyrene cups, plastic bottles and general waste flood Durban Beaches
By This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 4 of VARSITY News. Near the end of last April, uMhlanga Rocks beaches in KwaZulu-Natal have been reported to …
Voting to Keep the Lights On
By Stephanie Wild This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 3 of VARSITY News. Recently, we have all become closely acquainted with the joys of load shedding. Whether …
Climate Change: another burden on the South African economy
By Brad Brinkley This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 3 of VARSITY News. The South African climate change report informs us of the economic dangers of climate …
The Strive Project
By Parusha Chetty This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 3 of VARSITY News. Golden Key UCT has premised itself upon three pillars; academics, leadership and service and …
The Bachelor SA
By Kay-Lee Dramat This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 3 of VARSITY News. With the rise in localising US media franchises in South Africa, it is …
A feminist guide to raising a son
By Babalwa Nomtshongwana This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 2 of VARSITY News. In a day and age where collective movements are giving womxn who’ve had their …
Afrikaans in the SA schooling system should not be an imposition, but a choice
By Zaarah Booley This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 2 of VARSITY News. A question has been circulating in the SA educational landscape: should kids be …
Designing Babies: The Next Step in Human En-gene-eering
By Nolitha Ngamlana This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 2 of VARSITY News. What is a gene-edited embryo? Well, you might have come across it in biology …
Kylie: SELF-MADE CHARADE
By Tanielle van der schyff This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 2 of VARSITY News. What makes Kylie Jenner so deserving of admiration when her success …
How Much is Too Much?
By Akhona Matshoba This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 1 of VARSITY News. For the students who are left to deal with the aftermath of #FEESMUSTFALL …
Instagram is changing the way we perceive (and spend) money
By Julia Rowley This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 1 of VARSITY News. In the age of social media popularity, Instagram influencers and their opulent lives are in …
Should there be a third pronoun?
By Brad Brinkley This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 10 of VARSITY News. Yes. In our current society, there are more people feeling safe enough to …
Are there ways for students to live in a Zero-waste environment at UCT?
By Prina Dayal This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 1 of VARSITY News. There is litter pollution everywhere you walk, which is eaten by birds, going into …
Why Lagerfeld’s Death Is Not a Get-Out-of-Jail-Free Card
By Stephanie Wild This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 1 of VARSITY News. We’ve all seen how social media has changed our lives. It is easy …
Thank you, Cap
By Nelisa Khwela This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 10 of VARSITY News. Officially wrapped on Avengers 4. It was an emotional day to say the least. …
Khwestioning Kolour in Kramer
By Milda Mojapelo This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 5 of VARSITY News. To most people, Kramer is that Caucasian island on middle campus that just so happens …
Vote Vote Vote
By Mikhail Manuel This article is exclusive to the Online Edition 10 of VARSITY News. The SRC elections have just concluded and statistics show that 75 percent of …