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Create

Every future begins with an idea.

A question. A sketch. A movement. A story. A conversation.

Art has the power to shape tomorrow.

What will you create?

Join artists, designers, researchers, creatives and change-makers at ARTIVISM 2026 as we come together to explore the role of creativity in global transformation.

Futures

Peer Educators in Action! 🙌🏽

Making an impact, sharing knowledge and empowering fellow TUTzens—one conversation at a time. Together, we’re creating a healthier, informed and empowered student community.

Hey TUTzens!

The Directorate of Health and Wellness’ Health and Wellness Centre at the Tshwane University of Technology’s Faculty of Arts & Design has been officially designated as an Adolescent and Youth Friendly Services (AYFS) compliant facility, following a comprehensive assessment by Tshwane District Health Services

READ MORE AT: https://www.tut.ac.za/newsroom/all-news/2026/tut-arts-campus-health-and-wellness-centre-achieves-historic-ayfs-compliant-status.php

Hey TUTzens

NB!! All registered students are reminded that fingerprint capturing is compulsory for verification ahead of the November examinations. Students must have their fingerprints captured before they can sit for any examination.

Hey TUTzens

Progress rarely begins with everyone agreeing.
Sometimes, we need to question what exists. Challenge convention. Shift perspectives. Make people stop and think. Inspire change.

ARTIVISM 2026 is a space for brave ideas, critical conversations and creative action.

Are you ready to disrupt the conversation?

📸 In Images: Highlights from the Blood Donation Drive, Stem Cell Donor & HIV Testing Drive hosted by the Pretoria Campus Peer Educators, together with our valued stakeholders.

A day dedicated to saving lives, raising awareness and encouraging students to take charge of their health. 🩸❤️

South African National Blood Service DKMS Africa

📸 In Images: Highlights from Reproductive Wellness 101 — “Healthy Choices Today, a Better Reproductive Tomorrow.”

Hosted by the Directorate of Health and Wellness (Soshanguve Campus) on 20 August 2026, the session promoted informed choices, reproductive health awareness and a healthier future.

🚫 MBOMBELA CAMPUS SAYS NO TO GBVF!

Staff members and students at Tshwane University of Technology TUT (Mbombela Campus) came together for a powerful GBV & Mental Health Awareness Campaign, raising awareness, encouraging open conversations and standing united against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF).

The campaign brought together members from Student Affairs and Extracurricular Development (SAED), Student Representative Council (SRC), Campus Protection Services (CPS) and Student Development and Support - TUT (SDS), with a shared commitment to promoting safer, healthier and more supportive campus communities.

🗣️ No more silence. No more violence. No more excuses.