The 10-metre South Pole microwave telescope.UKZN Golden Key Society Wins Gold in Cape Town
UKZN was awarded Gold Chapter Status by the Golden Key Society for its outstanding achievements during 2012/13 at a two-day Summit in Cape Town
The 10-metre South Pole microwave telescope.
Back fourth left: Mr Bradford Rainey, Executive Director; back fifth left: Ms Charlene Gunter, Director South Africa; kneeling first left: Mr Stephan Gericke, Head office; back third left: Mrs Karen Suter, Chapter Advisor PMB; back fourth right: Ms Sheri Seetal, Chapter Advisor Westville and Executive members Golden Key UKZN.
UKZN recently hosted the regional round of the Eskom Expo for Young Scientists.
Guest speaker, Mr Ramesh Krishnamurthy (left) with UKZN’s Dr Langa Khumalo.
Top Accounting students and sponsors at the SAICA awards ceremony on the Westville campus.
UMqondisi obambile we CALS, uSolwazi Christine Stilwell (kwesokunxele) kanye noNksz Bridget McBean (kwesokudla) nezincwadi ezinikelwe e-UKZN.
From left, PhD student at Germany’s Bayreuth University, Mr Robin Hecht; UKZN’s Professor Keyan Tomaselli; DVC Teaching and Learning at Bayreuth University, Professor Stefan Jablonski; Dr Ulf Vierke of Bayreuth University; and UKZN’s Professor Lindy Stiebel.
Centre for Creative Arts judges and poets at the Prelude Poets programme auditions. 
Students from UKZN’s Edgewood campus plant trees on Arbor Day..jpg)
Dean of Research, Professor Urmilla Bob (back, left) and Dr Nthabiseng Motsemme (back, second from left) with four of the six UKZN recipients of the Women in Research (DST WISA) awards.
UKZN Law Students (from left) Mr Gbemisola Fotokun, Ms Chantell Moyo and Mr Sixtus Etutu.
UKZN’s Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Teaching and Learning, Professor Renuka Vithal, with Professor Ian Scott of the United States at the 7th Annual Teaching and Learning Higher Education conference. 
Mr Kamleshan Pillay.
Visiting American Theatre Practitioner Dr Tawnya Pettiford-Wates (right) worked intensively with second and third year senior UKZN drama students during the second semester (left).
Mr John Jeffery (left) with Professor John C Mubangizi at the opening of the new Centre for Postgraduate Legal Studies.
Dr Ramnek Ahluwalia.
From left: Mr Ntokozo Qwabe, Mr Amin Matola, Ms Londiwe Goba and Ms Tafadzwa Chiposi were part of the editorial team that celebrated the launch of the Journal.
Professor Stephen Gray during his talk on literary biographers at the Centre for African Literary Studies. .jpg)
Professor Deo Jaganyi, dressed as the character Shrek with Fiona at his side.
Dr Peter Douglas during one of the interesting demonstrations at the Catching the Light Public Lecture.
Students at the School of Arts Information Day.
In This Issue
- UKZN Researcher Involved in Exciting Big Bang Discovery
- UKZN Golden Key Society Wins Gold in Cape Town
- Highly Qualified Academics the Key to a Successful University
- Eskom Expo for Young Scientists at UKZN
- UKZN Student Wins Prestigious Chevening Scholarship
- UKZN Holds isiZulu Corpus Workshop
- American Theatre Practitioner Visits Drama Department
- Accounting Students Recognised for their Academic Prowess
- New Centre for Postgraduate Legal Studies Opened
- Owayefunda eNyuvesi Unikele Ngezincwadi e-UKZN
- Graduate Alive Campaign Encourages Students to be Responsible
- Academic Study Collaboration Meeting a Success
- UKZN Student Law Review Journal Launched
- Poets on Show at Auditions
- Students Encouraged to Become Literary Biographers
- Edgewood Students get their Hands Dirty Celebrating Arbor Day
- College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science Fun Run a Great Success
- Dean of Research Honours DST Women in Science Winners
- STEC Hosts Interesting Catching the Light Lecture
- Law Students Present Research at Postgraduate Environmental Conference
- School of Arts Information Day
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