Unisa recently held an Open Day in Zimbabwe in an effort to expand the university's footprint in Africa. 78-year-old alumnus Godfrey Mutsago attended to share how the university has impacted his community.Read more

The Unisa Regional Student Representative Council in the Greater Johannesburg Region hosted students at a mental health awareness day, also featuring recreational activities. Read more

Ayesha Osman, a Unisa PhD candidate and the 2023 FameLab SA heat winner, is on a research venture to add gold and copper to currently used titanium to form an antibacterial material that can be used for dental implants. Read more

Following the university’s 150th birthday celebration, Unisans spoke to eConnect to share their experiences about the day. Read more

In collaboration with the South African Bar Association, Unisa will host the annual African Bar Association Conference from 6 to 10 August 2023 under the theme: Building the Legal Profession in Africa Under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement.Read more

Unisa is a university committed to encouraging and supporting staff and students in developing innovations that solve societal challenges. Alumnus Alan Levy remains true to the university's principles. Read more

Unisa is a university rooted in making education accessible to all. Katlego Tlhabatlhaba, an inmate at Mangaung Correctional Centre, recently obtained a Bachelor of Laws degree at Unisa with 25 distinctions on record time. He is currently studying towards a Bachelor of Commerce in Law. Read more

Unisa recently participated in Pietermaritzburg's Royal Agricultural Show. The show demonstrates the agricultural industry, celebrates rural life and provides a platform for farmers, exhibitors, and the public to come together. The College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences curated an exhibition providing an excellent opportunity for prospective students. Read more

Unisa alumna, a recent TikTok sensation, is raising the Unisa flag high by staying true to the university’s mission of serving humanity. After posting a video which garnered over a million views, graduates across the country have been reaching out to Sinqobile Gabisile Dlamini for help with teaching jobs in South Korea. Read more