by Gerrit Bester As the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) unfold from 25 November to 10 December, the Faculty of Arts and Design at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) unveiled a powerful message: there is no room for violence against women and girls. A campus collage brings to life 100 tiles painted by delegates at the Faculty’s GBVF symposium, Canvas for Change: Creative Pathways to Eradicate Gender-Based Violence and Femicide,  he

by Gerrit Bester Students, staff, industry partners and friends of the TUT Department of Visual Communication (VISCOM), Faculty of Arts and Design, gathered at the Maslow Hotel in Pretoria on 21 November to celebrate the brightest stars across Integrated Communication Design, Commercial Photography and Motion Picture Production. Recognition like this not only honours individual achievement but also reinforces collaboration, morale and the ongoing pursuit of excellence within

The potential of reggae music as a transformative tool for teaching, healing, community building and social justice in higher education was explored during the Introductory Reggae Education Workshop , hosted by the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Arts and Design on 11 November. This Teaching Advancement at Universities (TAU) workshop, led by Dr Rostislava Pashkevitch-Ngobeni, Head of the Department of Performing Arts, attracted an array of participants from dive