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Empowering women through theatre


AN AMBITIOUS offering, Living Dead Girl is a refreshingly relevant piece of theatre that finds itself on stage in an age of persistent violence…

DUT Long-Serving Staff Recognised


Long-serving staff members at the Durban University of Technology were honored by the University in a ceremony last week where their contributions and…

International Artists Participate In Workshop Showcasing SA’s Troubled Past


First, second and third-year students of the DUT Drama Studies Department had an exciting start to their week.
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Tlale takes on interns to nurture new talent


Internationally acclaimed fashion designer David Tlale is investing time to nurture the upcoming generation of fashion designers. Tlale, who hosted a…

DUT Celebrates Human Rights Day


As part of the national celebration of human rights, DUT hosted its first ever on-campus Human Rights Day event at the Steve Biko Campus on Thursday,…

Games and Cum Laude For DUT’s Joshua


From a young age, Joshua Dhanapalan, 22, wanted to become a video game developer. As far-fetched as it may have sounded to some people, Josh, as he is…

Academic Discussions Around BRICS Kick Off At DUT


Academics from the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa business communities) arrived at the Durban University of Technology this…

Denis Hurley Centre Launched at DUT


The Denis Hurley Centre was launched at the Durban University of Technology on Thursday last week (March 28, 2013), during which the man that the…

Creating spatial illusions


Pedantic, practical and passionate — these are the hallmarks of interior designer Deborah HallChadrou’s work and she’s used the principles to…

Indian Academic Talks Neural Computing With DUT Academics


The Durban University of Technology has the honour of hosting Dr Thagadur N. Nagabhushan, Indian academic, who will be sharing his knowledge on neural…

Donate bone marrow stem cells to save a life


One in 100 000. Those are the odds of finding a matching stem cell donor for a leukaemia patient in need of a transplant. June is blood donor month,…

DUT-Mentored Team Wins The Top Gear Festival Legacy Initiative


It was a win-or-lose situation yesterday afternoon (Thursday, June 20, 2013) at the Moses Mabhida Stadium as the eight teams participating in the Top…

Tech way of teaching scores lecturer awards


Many old-school teachers struggle to prise their students’ eyes away from glowing screens and onto the blackboard, but “digital immigrant” Roshnee…

Help at Hand For Budding and Talented Writers At DUT


Staff and students at the Durban University of Technology are being urged to take advantage of the University’s Writing Centres, a new initiative…

DUT Hosts World Conference On Cooperative and Work-Integrated Education Workshops


Delegates from 30 countries have converged in the city of Durban for the 18th World Conference on Cooperative and Work-Integrated Education.
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DUT Food and Nutrition Consumer Sciences Students Advise Kenneth Gardens Community To Eat Healthier


Students from the Food and Nutrition Consumer Sciences Department at DUT recently embarked on their annual community service learning project, this…

Inyathelo Discusses Establishment of An Advancement Operation with DUT


On Wednesday (June 5, 2013), a number of DUT staff members met with Shelagh Gastrow and Riedwaan Baboo of Inyathelo to discuss the basic elements in…

DUT Food and Nutrition Consumer Sciences Students Donate Sport Equipment And Stationery To Kenneth Gardens Community


Students from the Food and Nutrition Consumer Sciences Department at the Durban University of Technology recently donated stationery, sport equipment…

DUT students give Umkomaas pre-school facelift


A community outreach programme by students from the Durban University of Technology gave an Umkomaas based pre-school a much needed facelift.
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DUT Students Mentor Teams Participating in Top Gear Competition


The month of June will see teams from seven Durban high schools, which have been mentored by engineering students from the Durban University of…

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