Student Culture is not merely one of the service providers of the University of Pretoria, but the heartbeat of campus. It is constantly challenged to keep its finger on the pulse of student life. This is done through multicultural projects that aim to satisfy the culture need of every Tukkie.

Student Culture, better known as STUKU, is situated in Tukkiewerf on Main campus. The service provider currently consists out of ten executive committee members and forty two general committee members. The members are divided into eight portfolios to cover all relevant culture activities as well as the organising component of a service provider.

The “No image…just plain fun” campaign was started in the 2003 term and highlights the fun part of student life that is represented by culture. The main aim of STUKU is to provide equal cultural opportunities to all students on campus, whether they are members of day- and faculty houses or residences. These opportunities include dancing, acting, singing, visual arts and poetry.

Projects that are done on a yearly basis includes: UParts, Serrie, Film Festival, Ienkmelodienk, Serenade to name but a few. The projects are focused on all culture groups at Tuks.

As these projects run throughout the year, STUKU is truly the pulse of student life.