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University Of Johannesburg

Mixed reaction to minister’s proposals to improve training
Article
/ 13 January 2012

Mixed reaction to minister’s proposals to improve training

Experts question the proposal of a new application system for universities and the touting of FET colleges as a viable alternative to universities.

By Victoria John
‘It would be criminal to deny them access’
Article
/ 13 January 2012

‘It would be criminal to deny them access’

At the centre of the University of Johannesburg crisis is its vice-chancellor, Professor Ihron Rensburg. He spoke to <b>Bongani Nkosi</b>.

By Bongani Nkosi
UJ to pay tuition fees of stampede victim’s son
Article
/ 11 January 2012

UJ to pay tuition fees of stampede victim’s son

The University of Johannesburg says it will pay the tuition fees of the man whose mother was killed in a stampede at its Bunting Road campus.

By Staff Reporter
Students prefer ‘comprehensive’ UJ to other institutions
Article
/ 11 January 2012

Students prefer ‘comprehensive’ UJ to other institutions

After a fatal stampede in Johannesburg, questions are being raised about why late applicants in Gauteng target UJ and not other universities.

By Victoria John
UJ stampede highlights education chaos
Article
/ 10 January 2012

UJ stampede highlights education chaos

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande’s "wonderful problem" came back to haunt him when a stampede at UJ left one woman dead and 17 injured.

By Nickolaus Bauer and Faranaaz Parker
University, police deny culpability in death crush
Article
/ 10 January 2012

University, police deny culpability in death crush

Neither the University of Johannesburg nor the metro police is willing to accept responsibility for the fatal stampede at the Bunting Road campus.

By Bongani Nkosi and Staff Reporter
Woman killed, 17 injured in UJ stampede
Article
/ 10 January 2012

Woman killed, 17 injured in UJ stampede

A woman has been crushed to death in a stampede at the University of Johannesburg, after applicants desperate for a berth rushed the varsity’s gates.

By Sapa Afp and Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 21 October 2011

Languages of excellence

A school is pioneering a new method of teaching multilingual children in early grades.

By Elbie Henning
A delicate balance
Article
/ 14 October 2011

A delicate balance

Is an over-emphasis on the rights of teachers damaging the rights of learners?

By Barbara Dale Jones
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Article
/ 12 August 2011

Students outraged by Israel mission

South African students have spoken out against what they call "Israeli apartheid agents" who plan to visit South African universities.

By Ilham Rawoot
Vladislavic: Take two
Article
/ 20 May 2011

Vladislavic: Take two

Author, Ivan Vladislavic, has won his second UJ prize with a three-part novel that covers familiar ground.

By Craig MacKenzie
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Article
/ 10 May 2011

UJ’s decision was to show solidarity with the oppressed

Debate about the boycott of Israeli academic institutions has been marked by misunderstandings about the University of Johannesburg’s position.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 April 2011

Science in the service of bad politics

The University of Johannesburg community should be congratulated for voting to sever links with Israel’s Ben Gurion University.

By Salim Vally
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Article
/ 15 April 2011

No such thing as victimless boycott

The campaign to boycott Israel has won a victory by persuading UJ to end its scientific collaboration with Ben Gurion University.

By Staff Reporter
Don’t blame teachers for failure
Article
/ 8 April 2011

Don’t blame teachers for failure

Blaming and shaming South Africa’s schoolteachers will do nothing to heal the country’s dysfunctional education system.

By Barbara Dale Jones
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Article
/ 1 April 2011

Letters to the Editor: April 1

<i>M&G</i> readers weigh in on UJ’s ties with BGU, renewable energy, Japan’s nuclear crisis and more.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 25 March 2011

More universities to query Israeli links as UJ severs ties

Links between other SA universities and their counterparts in Israel are now likely to come under the scrutiny of boycott campaigners.

By Ilham Rawoot
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Article
/ 24 March 2011

Ben Gurion decision will ‘hurt’ SA

The UJ’s decision to sever ties with Ben-Gurion University and end their collaborative research will hurt South Africans, the institution said.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 March 2011

UJ split with Israeli University ‘narrow minded’

The severing of ties between UJ and Ben Gurion University is a blow to academic freedom, the South African Jewish Board of Deputies said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 17 March 2011

Activists highlight links between Ben Gurion, military

Activists campaigning for UJ to cut ties with Israel’s Ben Gurion University have compiled a report on the latter’s links with the Israeli military.

By Ilham Rawoot
Battle of the higher education qualifications
Article
/ 4 March 2011

Battle of the higher education qualifications

FET colleges are valuable institutions for further education but suffer from misconceptions among the youth and their parents.

By Aphiwe Deklerk, Ngoako Matsha, Sibongile Nkosi, Ayanda Sitole and Sipho McDermott
Siliva Zulu: Pictures of an imperfect past
Article
/ 18 February 2011

Siliva Zulu: Pictures of an imperfect past

These pictures from 1927 come with a cultural
disclaimer, appropriate for works that fit into the ­’colonial fantasy’ template.

By Percy Zvomuya
UJ students gatecrash VC’s party
Article
/ 7 February 2011

UJ students gatecrash VC’s party

Unresolved tensions between students and management at UJ erupted on Friday at the university’s launch of its Soweto campus.

By Kamogelo Seekoei
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Article
/ 28 January 2011

Academic luggage

Diary of a migration from tranquil Rhodes to seething Jo’burg, by <b>Peter Vale</b>.

By Peter Vale
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Article
/ 11 January 2011

Flood of new matrics besiege varsities

Two Johannesburg universities were flooded this week by unprecedented numbers of students seeking late admission.

By Ryan Hoffmann
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Article
/ 11 January 2011

UJ: Most late applicants may not get in

Many of the prospective students flocking to the University of Johannesburg may not get in at all, the institution said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
A matter of status
Article
/ 19 November 2010

A matter of status

Researchers take issue with the suggestion of new colleges of education for foundation-phase teachers.

By Sarah Gravett
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Article
/ 12 November 2010

SA turns apartheid-era nukes into medicine

SA has transformed nuclear weapons into a tool for detecting cancer and heart disease, with a new technology that could ease nuclear arms trafficking

By Staff Reporter
More varsities check Israel links
Article
/ 1 October 2010

More varsities check Israel links

University of Johannesburg’s "human-rights breakthrough" shows "solidarity with the oppressed".

By David Macfarlane
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Article
/ 24 September 2010

New pressure on UJ to sever Israel ties

Archbishop Desmond has added his voice to calls for the University of Johannesburg to sever academic ties with Israel’s Ben-Gurion University.

By David Macfarlane
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Article
/ 17 August 2010

UJ philosopher on ‘the meaning of life’

No philosophy department in the country is doing more to train black postgraduates than UJ, says Professor Thaddeus Metz, head of the department.

By Kamogelo Seekoei
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Article
/ 13 August 2010

UJ students protest exclusions policy

Following violent student protests and police action at UJ on Wednesday, the university applied for an urgent court order to prevent further protests.

By Kamogelo Seekoei
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