Abasebenzi-nabafundi base-UKZN bevalelisa ngentokozo kuDkt Albert van Jaarsveld eNyuvesi ekhempasini yaseWestville.Click here for English version
Lawa amazwi weSekelashansela noMphathi ofulathela i-UKZN uDkt Albert van Jaarsveld, ovenze indlela abuka ngayo impilo emcimbini wokumvalelisa abenzelwe wona ekhempasini yaseNyuvesi i-Westville.
Isifundo saminyaka yonke sesikhumbuzo sika John Dube ebesibanjwe ekhempasini i-Pietermaritzburg. Click here for English version
ISikole sezeMfundo kanye nesezeNkolo, ubuNzululwazi NezaseMandulo bebambisene neHhovisi LaseNyuvesi LezokuHlelwa NokuThuthukiswa KoLimi kanye nesikhungo i-JL Dube Institute, babambe isifundo saminyaka yonke sesikhumbuzo sika John Dube ehholo i-Colin Webb Hall ekhempasini i-Pietermaritzburg’.
Professor Lindy Stiebel, recipient of the 2018 IBHUKU Award Statuette in the Literary Tourism Award category. UKZN English Studies academic, Professor Lindy Stiebel was recently honoured with the 2018 IBHUKU Award Statuette in the Literary Tourism Award category.
UKZN Music student and lecturer, Ms Slindo Zondo, who recently performed her first solo concert. 
Attendees at the Education Curriculum Transformation workshop.
Professor Larry Swatuk during his presentation at the CWRR. Professor Larry Swatuk of the University of Waterloo in Canada recently visited the Centre for Water Resources (CWRR) at UKZN after launching the book: Water in Southern Africa.
The cover of the book: Wake Up Consciousness. When Professor Kriben Pillay encountered the writings on mindfulness and consciousness by the Hungarian Psychology Professor, Frank M Wanderer; a pseudonym for the English translations of Dr Margitics Ferenc from the University of Nyiregyhaza in Hungary, they began a correspondence concerning their respective research inquiries into consciousness and human transformation.
Woman of many talents, Dr Nadia Karrim.
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Highlights from the School of Education Student Excellence Awards. The School of Education recently held its annual Student Excellence Awards ceremony on the Edgewood campus to honour its top performing students for their hard work and outstanding academic achievements.
Scenes from the Zazi Campaign held at the Westville campus. 
Dr Anisha Ramsaroop celebrating her PhD achievement with her husband Rakesh and their children, Rishav (right) and Pranav.
Highlights from ISEA2018 during which UKZN staff and postgraduate students showcased their digital artwork. UKZN Digital Arts academic staff and postgraduate students recently showcased their work at the International Symposium for Electronic Arts (ISEA) 2018 Symposium, one of the most prestigious international arts and electronic symposia in the world.
