On the chilly night of 3 July 2018, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr Peter Clayton addressed “Rhodians old and established”, as he put it, at the annual Old Rhodian Festival Cocktail Party that took place at Alumni House at Rhodes University.

Several students, staff and alumni from Rhodes University are among this year’s Mail & Guardian 200 Young South Africans for 2018.

Cape Town – SABC3’s "Presenter Search on 3", is entering the next phase of the competition to find new presenters for some of the TV channel’s shows. In Thursday evening’s 8th episode, the top 10 contenders were announced.

Three Old Rhodians have been selected to participate in the 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship of the Young African Leadership initiative (YALI. They will participate in a six week academic and leadership program at the University of Iowa, USA and attend a three day summit in Washington with US leaders. They will form part of a cohort of 700 leaders across the African continent.

Rhodes University on Thursday said Director of the Allan Gray Centre for Leadership Ethics (AGCLE), Professor Pedro Tabensky, had developed a learning module for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) under its Education for Justice (E4J) initiative

Nicky Quekett: an inspirational life. By any standards, Nicolette (Nicky) Quekett has lived a remarkable, and for those fortunate enough to know her, an inspirational life. Although she would not think so, she has been a role model of how to live life to the full for many.

Rapula was selected to participate in the 2018 Mandela Washington Fellowship of the Young African Leadership Initiative (YALI). He will participate in a 6 week academic and leadership program at the University of Iowa, USA and attend a 3 day summit in Washington with US Leaders. He will be part of a cohort of 700 leaders across the African continent. Rapula is Founder & CEO of Tantalum Group which is a private healthcare group of companies that is promoting private healthcare access to augment the over reliance and dependence on public health systems.

Currently living and working in Johannesburg Beth Diane was born in South African in 1985. In 2010, she completed, with distinction, her Masters of Fine Art at Rhodes University. Rhodes bought her BFA exhibition, Hibernation, for their permanent collection. Armstrong has partaken in several solo exhibitions, a number of group shows and projects locally and internationally, as well as being included is various private and public collections