A New Chapter Begins...
Dear Students,
As we begin the 2026 academic year, I would like to extend a warm welcome to each of you. Whether you are joining us for the first time or continuing your journey, this is a year filled with opportunity, growth, and new possibilities. I encourage you to embrace your academic journey with determination and purpose. Success at university is not only measured by your results, but also by how actively you engage in the broader student experience.
Take full advantage of the programmes, workshops, leadership opportunities, and support services available to you.
Step out of your comfort zone, build meaningful connections, and contribute positively to campus life. Your voice, your ideas, and your participation matter. Wishing you a productive, fulfilling, and successful year ahead.
May 2026 be a year in which you truly thrive. Give your best in the classroom, enjoy student life and go out there and make your families proud!
Warm regards,
Dr Melanie Swanson
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The Mobile Wellness Unit
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Peer Educators Reflecting and Recharging For Semester 2!
The Peer Education Program is The Peer Education Program is open to students advancing to open to students advancing to second year and above second year and above
FACES OF THE MEET & GREET
Moments From The FTF Campaign (Campus Visits)
Moments From The FTF Campaign (Residence Visits)
Donation Drive For Mandela Day
SNAPS FROM MANDELA DAY
Peer Educator Reflections on the Civic Education & Soft Skills Session
EMPOWHER AND AMAJITAS AWARENESS CAMPAIGN
EMPOWERING YOUNG WOMEN, ELEVATING FUTURES
JOIN YOUR TRIBE ! JOIN YOUR TRIBE !
O p p o r t u n i t y ! O p p o r t u n i t y ! O p p o r t u n i t y ! O p
Mentees Share Their
Mentees Share Their Experiences
Experiences
Mqakelana Mqakelana
Standing on the shoulders of giants perfectly captures my mentorship journey. I am so grateful for having someone who has walked the path before me, whose guidance and encouragement have opened my eyes to possibilities I never imagined. It is true that "inyathi ibuzwa kwabaphambili (wisdom, knowledge, and experience are best sought from those who have gone before us.
Babalwa Babalwa
Kefentse Kefentse Seabutla Seabutla
WORLD AIDS DAY 2025
ON INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSE TO GENDER BASED VIOLENCE (GBV)
Asisipo Dwani’s Work-Integrated Learning Experience at CPUT’s HIV/AIDS Unit
Peer Educators Discussion Groups
mental health
Inside Peer Educators’ SION GROUPS
ADDRESSING GENDER BASED VIOLENCE MYTHS
By Mmamohau Mosekedi, Junior Peer Educator
By Anga-Anda Mahlukane, Senior Peer Educator
