#RUGrad2025 | Meet Sinomhlobo Ndlela – Rhodes University Rowing’s first Black female coxswain, who led her crew to two Eastern Cape Intervarsity wins! 🏆
She credits the University for shaping her into a standout in the education sector.
#RUGrad2025 | Rhodes University confers an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) (honoris causa) upon Advocate Paul Pretorius, SC, in recognition of his lifelong dedication to human rights, justice, and social impact in South Africa.
A distinguished legal mind, his career has been marked by courage, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to fairness. His contributions, particularly as Evidence Leader for the State Capture Commission, have played a crucial role in shaping South Africa’s legal and democratic landscape. ... See MoreSee Less
#rugrad2025 | Rhodes University prepares for emotional graduation as Chancellor caps graduates for the last time.
Appointed in February 2013, he became the first former student of the University #Whereleaderslearn to hold the position.
#DidYouKnow⁉️From 1968 to 1980, he was a petrol attendant, work clerk, furniture salesman, and barman.
From a young man working odd jobs to a revered judge and chancellor, his story is a beacon of hope and inspiration, reminding us of the power of perseverance, justice, and lifelong learning. ... See MoreSee Less
#RUGrad2025 | As we prepare for a very special week, we know our Graduates want to take pictures at the iconic Clock Tower.
While the Admin Building of the University #WhereLeadersLearn is undergoing maintenance, we have good news: between 12 noon and 3 pm, Wednesday to Saturday, you will be able to access the building's stairs here, coming from the Arch (please do not use any construction entrances or access any closed off areas).
[PLEASE NOTE]: While we have taken special precautions to provide you with access to this space, this is a construction site, so please take extra care when moving near the Admin Building.
As a locally responsive and globally engaged university, we are delighted that our local SMMEs can render support services for our Graduates, but please remain courteous and respectful of each other during the times that access to the Clock Tower is facilitated. ... See MoreSee Less
One of the key strategic goals of RU120 is to fill the gap for to the so-called “missing middle.”
Thousands of students are unable to obtain their qualifications as they have unpaid fees due – and we want our esteemed Alumni to help fill the gap.
Give n Gain is one of the ways to donate.
For more info, email: ru120@ru.ac.za
#RUGrad2025 | Meet Sinomhlobo Ndlela – Rhodes University Rowing’s first Black female coxswain, who led her crew to two Eastern Cape Intervarsity wins! 🏆
She credits the University for shaping her into a standout in the education sector.
Catch her story tomorrow at 09:30.
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#rugrad2025 | As you prepare for the second session, please note that the Block House (AKA Pop-Up Shop) is open!
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#RUGrad2025 | Rhodes University confers an Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) (honoris causa) upon Advocate Paul Pretorius, SC, in recognition of his lifelong dedication to human rights, justice, and social impact in South Africa.
A distinguished legal mind, his career has been marked by courage, leadership, and an unwavering commitment to fairness. His contributions, particularly as Evidence Leader for the State Capture Commission, have played a crucial role in shaping South Africa’s legal and democratic landscape. ... See MoreSee Less
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#rugrad2025 | Rhodes University prepares for emotional graduation as Chancellor caps graduates for the last time.
Appointed in February 2013, he became the first former student of the University #Whereleaderslearn to hold the position.
#DidYouKnow⁉️From 1968 to 1980, he was a petrol attendant, work clerk, furniture salesman, and barman.
From a young man working odd jobs to a revered judge and chancellor, his story is a beacon of hope and inspiration, reminding us of the power of perseverance, justice, and lifelong learning. ... See MoreSee Less
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#RUGrad2025 | 🎓 First Grad nerves? Not for Acting Registrar Prof Michelle Karels.
With 2,062 graduates to cap, she’s getting in a bit of practice—with the tallest student on campus!
A step might be needed, but she’s more than ready to celebrate this unforgettable milestone with our graduates and their loved ones.
See you tomorrow!
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#RUGrad2025 | Against all odds, Tracy Kitchen’s journey took an unexpected turn — from pursuing her PhD to embracing motherhood during the pandemic.
Though she stepped away, her research was hailed as “methodologically innovative” and “rare, yet crucial.”
Her story is one of resilience, brilliance, and the courage to pivot.
Catch her tomorrow at the 14:30 session! ... See MoreSee Less
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#RUGrad2025 | As we prepare for a very special week, we know our Graduates want to take pictures at the iconic Clock Tower.
While the Admin Building of the University #WhereLeadersLearn is undergoing maintenance, we have good news: between 12 noon and 3 pm, Wednesday to Saturday, you will be able to access the building's stairs here, coming from the Arch (please do not use any construction entrances or access any closed off areas).
[PLEASE NOTE]: While we have taken special precautions to provide you with access to this space, this is a construction site, so please take extra care when moving near the Admin Building.
As a locally responsive and globally engaged university, we are delighted that our local SMMEs can render support services for our Graduates, but please remain courteous and respectful of each other during the times that access to the Clock Tower is facilitated. ... See MoreSee Less
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#RUGrad2025 | Breaking boundaries and redefining possibility — meet Michael De Kock Willemse, the oldest undergraduate in Rhodes University’s history.
Proof that it’s never too late to chase your dreams.
Catch him at tomorrow’s 14:30 session!
[P.S]: Wish him a happy birthday when you see him 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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