A Life Lived Between the Pages
Jack Ginsberg, patron of the arts and lover of artists' books
Two Sisters Carry Wits Forward in Academic Excellence
Two sisters. Two PhDs. One extraordinary day at the University of New South Wales
Professor Rendani Mbuvha at the Cutting Edge of AI and Climate Science
Climate science in Africa is changing, and Professor Rendani Mbuvha is at the centre of that change.
Mr Kaizer Motaung – A life dedicated to football and nation-building
A Witsie. For Good
Honouring Professor Bruce Murray (1939 – 2019)
African Optimist
From Cosmic Dreams to Endless Possibilities
A Tribute to Jennifer Luntz (16 February 1941 - 27 June 2022)
Common Sense Paved the Road To Success
A global academic seeking an international community for Africa’s students
Dr Barbara Bompani’s doctoral fieldwork visit to Wits sparked an idea which has led to a valuable collaboration with Edinburgh.
Three Generations of 1st XV Fabers
The story of three generations of 1st XV Fabers starts with a photo in the Wits rugby clubhouse, featuring the 1st XV at Wits in 1929.
Linda’s Lifelong Mission
Dr Linda Greenwall chose to study at Wits because of the Dental School’s top reputation and because both her parents are Witsies.
Professor Benji Rosman
Professor Benji Rosman, Director of the Wits MIND Institute, has come full circle.
A decorated warrior for a better world
Lenore Manderson, Distinguished Professor of Public Health and Medical Anthropology at Wits can do more in a day than most people
Climbing the mining-and-finance ladder to the top
Dr Fiona Perrott-Humphrey’s current jobs in London are a far cry from her early career as a teacher in rural KwaZulu-Natal.
A shining light with energy to spare
The word “passionate” is overused but it might have been invented to describe Wits alumnus Robbie Brozin.