Being a first-year student at university level is a big adjustment from high school, and to help students

DUT Drama and Production Studies third year student Farréll Drew recently staged his suspense-driven production

The eThekwini Municipality extended its partnership with the universities in the region by renewing its commitment to

In keeping the Nelson Mandela legacy alive, DUT’s Midlands Student Services, together with the Msunduzi Municipality

Nineteen pupils from various schools in KwaZulu-Natal were recently given the opportunity to participate in the

DUT students who are part of the University’s Green Campus Initiative (DUT GCI), together with staff from the

Two third year Video Technology students from DUT have been nominated in the Best Student Film category in

Staff from the Durban University of Technology’s Writing Centre devoted 67 minutes of their time in celebration of

The Durban University of Technology Community will on Friday, 17 July 2015 and on Saturday, 18 July 2015,

The Durban University of Technology’s Green Campus Initiative (GCI) and RadioDUT have launched the Green Wednesday

The Research and Postgraduate Support Directorate at DUT recently held a National Research Foundation (NRF)

Lungi Nhlanhla, DUT graduate and former Masterchef contestant, has been appointed as the new brand ambassador for olive

The Durban University of Technology successfully hosted the National Association of Distance Education and Open Learning

In a bid to teach lecturers how to add value in a given society, the Department of Computer

The Durban University of Technology choirs recently participated in the South African Tertiary Institutions Choral Association

It took a sit-down, heart-to-heart talk from her husband for this year’s Vodacom Durban July young designer award

“Global warming isn’t something that’s going to be solved only by South Africa, it has to be a

Making load shedding schedules more accessible to the public through a special app is what made second-year

The Durban University of Technology’s Journal of Green Economy and Development (JGED) conference:

“I love Durban. It’s eclectic, like me,” says Tamar Panaino who, so she says, draws most of her