Find out why Stellenbosch University is shutting down Wilgenhof Residence amidst dark secrets and alleged rituals. What led to this decision?
Stellenbosch University is making waves with its decision to close the controversial Wilgenhof Residence. The residence, known for alleged rituals and a troubled past, has become a symbol of the university's unresolved history. Seen negatively by some as a beacon of racism, Wilgenhof's closure signals a potential shift towards progress and inclusivity.
A panel recommendation to repurpose Wilgenhof for alternative activities has sparked discussions on campus. The closure follows revelations of disturbing items in the residence, leading to calls for change. The university's vice-chancellor, Professor Wim de Villiers, is in support of the closure, highlighting the need for transformation.
Going forward, Stellenbosch University faces a turning point as it grapples with its historical legacy. The closure of Wilgenhof marks a significant chapter in the university's journey towards a more inclusive and progressive environment. Students and staff await the university council's decision on the fate of Wilgenhof Residence.
In a shocking twist, a 151-page report detailed the dark secrets of two rooms at Wilgenhof, revealing age-old traditions and hidden practices. The exposure of these secrets adds layers to the controversy surrounding the residence. As the university prepares for change, the closure of Wilgenhof will be a landmark moment in its history.
The residence made the news for alleged rituals that took place in its vicinity...
Wilgenhof is seen, especially by black staff and students, as a beacon of SU's troubled and racist history rather than a symbol of change and progress. โ
In a statement issued by SU at that time, the university said the disturbing items were removed and stored securely. The two rooms were repainted and repurposed ...
A three-person panel recommend that the controversial Wilgenhof residence be closed and used for alternative activities.
A 151-page report by an investigative panel confirmed the findings that Hool 88 was the room where Wilgenhof's internal disciplinary committee (Nagligte) ...
The university's vice-chancellor and rector, Professor Wim de Villiers, said the recommendation, if accepted by the university council, will result in the ...
Stellenbosch University's rectorate has accepted an investigative panel's recommendation to close the Wilgenhof residence.
Age-old traditions and dark secrets held in two rooms at the Wilgenhof men's residence at Stellenbosch University have been exposed in fine detail in a ...
On 9 January this year, Stellenbosch University (SU) unlocked two rooms in the mysterious Wilgenhof men's residence. The shocking discoveries made in the ...
A former Stellenbosch University (SU) student, still traumatised by past initiation practices at the Wilgenhof men's residence, has welcomed a ...