Campus Life

Living on campus is about much more than just academics and striving for success. While students may expect their routines to revolve around classes, assignments, and exams, staying on campus offers a vibrant mix of experiences.

You know how everyone says, "Don’t worry, you’ll meet your soulmate in varsity"? Well, here’s a little reminder for all the non-believers stuck in the dating desert – sometimes, it’s true. Who knew those campus walls could do more than just echo your stress about assignments and deadlines?

In an insightful discussion with student peer educators, Malebana Tumelo (Bachelor of Social Work), Matimbe Rose (BA Linguistics), and Moraba Evidence (Bachelor of Science), they shared their perspectives on sexual health, available resources, challenges students face and the support available.

In a world where cultural diversity is often oversimplified, the University of Limpopo’s Residence Tsa Manyalo dance group defies stereotypes, inspiring students to reconnect with and celebrate their rich heritage.

Philani Ndaedzo, a first-year education student, is proving that resilience and determination can dismantle even the toughest stereotypes.

Bethel Iteoluwakishi Olusola, a third-year Bachelor of Arts student in Criminology and Psychology at the University of Limpopo, reflects on his journey as an international student.

Masilo Jacqueline Malatji, a 25-year-old Master of Arts in Media Studies candidate at the University of Limpopo, hails from Mankweng Unit D. She currently serves as Chairperson of Turf Royalty and wears many hats—model, event manager, philanthropist, M.C., voice-over artist, graphic designer, and intern at Energy FM SA.

In its continued efforts to foster inclusivity and social cohesion, the University of Limpopo (UL), through the Umndeni Cultural Society, hosted its annual opening and activation event.

A final-year communication studies student at the University of Limpopo, Khomotso Asnath Kekana,  is proving that hard work really does pay off.

The Centre for Student Counselling and Development (CSCD) at the University of Limpopo, with the support of student peer counselor secretary Noko Mashala, is committed to raising mental health awareness across campus.