Ms Bonisile Ndlovu with Professor Nobuhle Hlongwa at her Farewell lunch at UKZN. 
Andy Birkett.
UKZN students engaging with Mr Michael Sachs at the public debate.The Deputy Director-General of the Budget Office in the National Treasury, Mr Michael Sachs, unpacked issues in South Africa’s latest National Budget during a public debate at UKZN hosted by the School of Accounting, Economics and Finance.
Staff and postgraduate students at the OIC.UKZN's Optics and Imaging Centre (OIC) is home to new state-of-the-art equipment that will cut costs and boost productivity for staff and student researchers within the College of Health Sciences (CHS) and the wider University community.
Mr Anathi Phela.
Students at UKZN Howard College taking selfies to raise awareness on International Women’s Day.UKZN’s HIV and AIDS programme in partnership with AIDS Healthcare Foundation South Africa hosted an HIV Counselling and testing event - First Things First - in honour of International Women and Girls’ Day on the Howard College campus.
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Ms Arishka Kalicharan.
Biology Education 420 Research and Service-Learning student teachers at the 1 000 Hills Community Helpers Centre.Biology Education 420 Research and Service-Learning student teachers from the School of Education recently visited the 1 000 Hills Community Helpers Centre in Fredville in the Inchanga district.
First year Law students taking the oath.First year law students recently pledged to ‘conduct themselves with decorum; respect fellow students and staff; and act with integrity’ at the School of Law’s annual pledge ceremony.
New staff members in the College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science were welcomed at induction lunches on the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.The College of Agriculture, Engineering and Science (CAES) welcomed and introduced new staff at induction functions held recently on the Westville and Pietermaritzburg campuses.
Education students on the Edgewood campus urge colleagues to join the ENACTUS organisation.
Senior Superintendent E von Bargen, Profesor Shanta Balgobind Singh and Mr Chris Overall.
Education students who received funding from ETDPSETA.Senior Lecturer in the School of Education, Dr Thabo Msibi, has secured funding of about a million rand for 20 deserving Education students through the Education, Training and Development Practices Sector Education and Training Authority (ETDPSETA).
Professor Holly Gaff.Professor Holly Gaff of the Old Dominion University (ODU) in Norfolk, Virginia, in the United States is spending seven months at UKZN’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (SMSCS).
Professor Graham Jewitt (third right) with visiting international scientists.The Centre for Water Resource Research (CWRR) in the School of Engineering and the School of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (SAEES), hosted a group of international scientists at...
Dr Shahidul Islam.Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry in the School of Life Sciences on the Westville campus, Dr Shahidul Islam, presented his research at the 8th Berlin Conference on Intellectual Property (IP) in Life Science: Natural Products in Germany.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier, Mr Senzo Mchunu (left) and King Goodwill Zwelithini at the 2015 State of the Province Address.This year the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal, Mr Senzo Mchunu, presented his State of the Province Address under the theme: “Consolidating progress we have made, and stepping up the pace to achieve radical socio-economic transformation to end poverty in our lifetime.”
The Eloquent Bead.The Eloquent Bead, a book by Stan Schoeman on traditional beadwork crafted by women in Zululand, was launched at a function at the Campbell Collections of UKZN on Friday, 13 March.
Mr Glen Robbins.The School of Built Environment and Development Studies (BEDS) hosted a seminar - presented by Lecturer Mr Glen Robbins of Development and Population Studies - on decentralisation, governance and municipal budgeting in Brazil, South Africa, India and Peru.
UKZN members of the Golden Key Academic Programme visited schools in the Pietermaritzburg area.
Student leadership and organisers of First Things First HCT Campaign.
Presenting at a talk on Cancer Narratives are (from left) Ms Lucinda Johns, Professor Shalina Mehta and Dr Maheshvari Naidu.Anthropologist in the School of Social Sciences, and College of Humanities, Dr Maheshvari Naidu, hosted a talk titled: “Cancer Journey - Long Walk to Freedom.”
