A humble man of intellect, integrity
ONE of the first messages of condolences following the death of Rhodes University chancellor Professor Jakes Gerwel came from a retired academic who said he was: “a good and great man. He will be hard to replace”.
Jakes Gerwel: The epitome of integrity and courage
Professor Gert Johannes "Jakes" Gerwel, who died of complications following heart surgery leaves a legacy of quiet leadership and academic excellence.
Remembering Jakes – Chancellor, our chancellor
The death of Rhodes University chancellor Jakes Gerwel will leave a big void in many people’s lives.
Rhodes pays tribute to 'exceptional' Gerwel
FAMILY, friends and colleagues of the late Rhodes University Chancellor Professor Jakes Gerwel, gathered in Grahamstown yesterday to commemorate the life and work of an intellectual giant who died two weeks ago.
Chancellor: Jakes Gerwel Obituary
Jakes Gerwel (1946–2012): Humble intellectual, scholar and leader
New chancellor for Rhodes has strong EC links
SUPREME Court of Appeal judge president Lex Mpati has been appointed as Rhodes University’s new chancellor.
Highlighting the life of a legend
The Jakes Gerwel Foundation together with the University of the Western Cape (UWC) will host the inaugural Jakes Gerwel Commemorative Lecture.
'A triumph' over the apartheid and Verwoerdian dictum
BORN on January 18, 1946 in Somerset East in rural Eastern Cape, Professor Gert Johannes Gerwel was a product of historically disadvantaged schools in the Eastern Cape.
Hamba kahle Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela
Rhodes University mourns and lowers its flag on the passing of Tatomkhulu Rolihlahla Nelson Dalibhunga Mandela.
Tribute to Tatomkhulu Nelson Mandela
The most glowing tributes are often paid to people after they have died – when, sadly, they
My Mandela: Hamba Kahle Tatomkhulu Madiba
Rarely in history do we see the grief that we see for Tatomkhulu Rolihlahla Nelson Dalibhunga Mandela.
Rhodes honours Mandela's legacy
DOZENS of people gathered on Rhodes University's Drostdy lawns in Grahamstown yesterday (Friday, 6 December) to sing and celebrate the life of Nelson Mandela.
Universities worldwide pay tribute to Nelson Mandela
Following his death at the age of 95 last Thursday, tributes from universities around the world
Living out our differences-Reflections on Mandela
In a wide-ranging interview before his death a year ago, Jakes Gerwel-academic, vice-chancellor and chief aide to Nelson Mandela
Rhodes appoints first black vice-chancellor
Rhodes University has announced the appointment of mathematician Dr Sizwe Mabizela as the institution's principal and vice-chancellor.
New head for Rhodes
Respected mathematician Sizwe Mabizela has been appointed vice-chancellor of Rhodes University.
Rhodes appoints first black principal
Rhodes University has announced the appointment of mathematician Dr Sizwe Mabizela as the institution's principal and vice-chancellor.
HESA: Dr Jeffrey Mabelebele, welcomes the appointment of Dr Sizwe Mabizela as Vice - Chancellor of Rhodes University
HESA welcomes the appointment of Dr Sizwe Mabizela as the 6th Principal and Vice-Chancellor of Rhodes University with effect from 1 November 2014.
Rhodes celebrates postgraduates achievements
A group of postgraduate students are making waves in their communities after representing Rhodes University on national and international
Dr Sizwe Mabizela appointed VC of Rhodes University
Dr Sizwe Mabizela appointed VC of Rhodes University
Hero mentor hailed
He is known for his love and passion for education as well as his commitment to the academic development of children in his community.
Rhodes has just the man to figure it out
He loves mathematics, sudoku and jogging. He believes that understanding our place in the universe is far more important than the accumulation of material possessions.
Vice-Chancellor's Welcome Message to first years
We are delighted that you have chosen Rhodes University to partner you as you enter the next phase of your journey of intellectual growth, self-discovery and personal development. You have chosen very well!
In South Africa, university is open to rich and poor – but what about the missing middle?
The beginning of the academic year in South Africa is the most stressful time for parents of children who come from poor, rural and working class backgrounds.
