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01 August 2010

The annual Ihlombe! South African Choral Festival comes to Wits this year in a special gala concert featuring top local and international choirs. The Wits Choir will be performing alongside Children’s Chorus of Washington (USA), Norco Choir, Riverside College (USA), Hoërskool Randburg Choir (SA) and UJ Choir (SA).

03 August 2010

Mind and Matter: Palaeolithic Technology
The Origins Centre invites you to our next Public Lecture, titled Mind and Matter: Palaeolithic Technology and the Evolution of Human Cognition presented by Alexandra Sumner, PhD.

10 August 2010

Battlefields fundis and history fanatics will be interested in Origins Centre’s public lecture set for August 10 to be delivered by Anthony Coleman, a National Tour Guide specialising in Battlefields and Military History. Tony’s talk is headlined “The Disputed Territory, an overlooked, but serious cause, of the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879” and deals with the Utrecht district of KwaZulu-Natal.

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28 July 2010

The radio station Voice of Wits has returned to the airwaves after a period of absence and is gearing up to build a world-class broadcasting service that directly speaks to the Wits University community.

28 July 2010

The link between health professions’ education and healthcare delivery was in the spotlight when health sciences educators convened at Wits last week.

28 July 2010

The Division of Dramatic Art in the Wits School of Art will present 58 performances of proudly South African works from Thursday, 29 July to Saturday, 14 August 2010.

16 July 2010

The Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an initiative which aims to develop and deliver an innovative model for doctoral training in sub-Saharan Africa and to strengthen the capacity of participating institutions to conduct and lead internationally-competitive research.

14 July 2010

In the spectacle of soccer that is sold in our newspapers, on our television screens, on billboards…the game is portrayed as the domain of ‘real men’, with ‘real women’ providing the cheer, the entertainment, playing the supporting roles and ‘looking pretty’.