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James Anthony Bailey (1972F) passed away peacefully in his sleep on 10 June 2019 at his home in Rooi Els. More...
Colin recently received the CEO's Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Engineering Industry! More...
Sons of ODs participating in the Eisteddfod at Bishops, which takes place today and tomorrow. More...
Sport Journalist Takashi Minami (on the right|) from Japanese newspaper Yomiuri, at the Museum today (Friday 7 June 2019). More...
Andy Wood & Garth Gilmour meet up in the Bahamas. More...
Stuart Hayward recently published an article on the importance of learning other native South African languages which has received widespread and posi… More...
In a bid to promote E-powering and environmental awareness on his SunCycles e-bike, Galloway will peddle 4000 kms from the Orange River, to the north-… More...
We regret to inform you of the passing of Nigel Murphy (1954O). More...
Conor Ray, Jacques Potgieter and Luke Kuhn (2012F), embarked on an ambitious and extremely physically testing multi-stage Ultra marathon race in Sri L… More...
Advocacy on behalf of Presiding Bishop Michael Curry at United Nations Climate Conference, COP24 More...
This is a photograph from 1913 of the Bishops v Rondebosch, U15A match played in August of that year - photographer unknown. More...
Hugo appeared in the May edition of SA Country Life More...
'Mitre' on exhibit at the Museum. This is a publication by the students from that time, the 70s and 80s. More...
A new podcast series by Discovery Business Insurance presented by the smooth and soothing voice of our very own, Fred Roed (1991G). More...
(From Left to Right) Brendan Fogarty, Steve Bailey and Hilton Houghton gather in the Museum, before their meeting in The Mitre. More...
The Ezinzile Trust acts as a vehicle to assist the most academically gifted children to attend some of the best schools in South Africa despite their … More...
