The Durban University of Technology recently held its second inaugural lecturer of the year where Professor Kugen

I long for the 80s. I remember the sense of comradeship and camaraderie we had. How we shared.

The South African National Blood Services (SANBS) has urged students at DUT to donate blood on a regular

The Durban University of Technology will on Thursday, 28 May 2015, host the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK) which will

DUT recently opened the Art of Human Rights collection exhibition at the University’s Art Gallery at the Steve

Journeys to Peace, an international conference, set to be held at DUT from 18-20 September 2015, at the University’s

In supporting the University’s strategic outlook on community engagement, the DUT Health Sciences Faculty recently

Terrence, a DUT Fashion Design Lecturer who graduated from the University’s Fashion Department in 1995 has established

President Jacob Zuma yesterday (25 May 2015) led the country’s Africa Day celebrations under the theme We are

Resolving conflict through mediation and dialogue dominated the Durban Leadership session

In doing its bit towards the war on xenophobia, the Ecotourism Department in the University’s Midlands Centre recently

Addressing the country’s social ills, DUT students, together with Art for Humanity and the International Centre for Non

The Sports Studies Department at DUT held its Annual Sports Awards at the Maharani Hotel, Golden Mile, on

The ground breaking work of trailblazers in e-learning at DUT was recently shared at a symposium for DUT

DUT’s Student Representative Council (SRC) Secretary General, Menzi Ngcobo, was elected as the

Talking housing and providing shelters for the homeless was the topic of discussion at the recent UFC @

The Durban University of Technology and Art for Humanity invite members of the public and media to the

Professor Kugen Permaul, a Professor in the DUT Department of Biotechnology and Food Technology in the Faculty of

Tuberculosis ambassador, Prince Nhlanganiso Zulu, encouraged students at the Durban University of Technology

DUT’s Drama Studies Department presents a riveting new stage adaptation of one of the most important works of