UCT RAG

Hey all you budding designers and photographers! Do you want to win some awesome prizes with your talents? Then download the entry forms below and get creative!

Budding Designers: UCT RAG Design Competition Entry Form

Budding Photographers: UCT RAG Photography Competition Entry Form

Get to Adderley Street on Saturday, 13 March for the annual UCT RAG FLOATS PARADE from 10:00 – 12:30 for a carnivalesque display of soccer-style floats and other fantastical entertainment in anticipation for the World Cup!  Start saving your small change to donate to SHAWCO.

Tickets are on sale now! Go to www.webtickets.co.za to purchase yours. Check out the Summer Concert tab under “events” on this website for more information.

What do a Plaza, many people, sun, an insane obstacle course and of course groups of brave Olympian gods all have in common? Well, that could only be the most exciting of all events – The RAG Olympics 2010! Thursday, the 18th February 2010, played hold to the greatest ancient games in UCT history. Legends were made and great photos were taken. Coming soon to the site [the gallery] will be all the moments too good not to share, so come back soon.

*Pictured above is the 2010 RAG family after the more than successful festivities had completed.

Complete this ultimate rite of passage. Get to the RAG office with your team to sign up. Alternately, watch safely from the sidelines on Jammie during meridian.

 We’re very excited to announce our new partnership with Thunda.com – the number one Social Photography Site in SA!

Very soon you will be able to view all UCT RAG associated photography done by Thunda.com on UCT RAG’s very own web page. It’s all happening under the Media link above… Come back soon to start the connection!

It’s the busiest time of the RAG year and you don’t want to miss being part of the action. Check out the O-week, Sax Appeal, Big Bash and Rookies pages on our website for more details!

Grad week has finally ended and many satisfied graduates went home with a bottle of premium Spier wine tucked under their arms. All bottles had the names of every graduate finely printed onto the label and graduates could choose from a wide range of red, white, sparkling wines, port and even cigars.