Author: The Standard Editor

There has been a video clip of a 12-year-old child who destroyed his mother’s property at home because the mother confiscated his phone. Whatever the child’s age, the impulsive behavior in the video clip is outrageous and calls for attention.

A few weeks ago, Kampala Queens officially confirmed the signing of former UCU Lady Cardinals forward Hasifah Nassuna.

Charles Lwanga Mitti, a second-year student of Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance at Uganda Christian University (UCU), has championed a climate change campaign.

n the first Top Gun, released in 1986, the US Navy’s fighter pilot Lt Pete “Maverick” Mitchell is accused of letting his ego write cheques his body can’t cash. But in the sequel, it’s clear that Maverick, played by Tom Cruise, has been cashing cheques with abandon for decades.

The mid-August workshop that brought together directors, deans and heads of departments from different schools and faculties aimed at fostering appreciation and development of research. 

This much-anticipated match took place yesterday at the Logogo MTN Basketball Arena, which was buzzing with activity.

Life, as we know it, is never a straight path. When Kivuna was in senior two, his parents had financial constraints and were unable to support him. His aunt stepped in and took care of him for one year. It is because of this that he decided to always give to those in need, even if he didn’t have much to give.

Uganda Christian University (UCU) has retained the National Council for Higher Education Exhibition award for the fourth consecutive time. This comes after a three-day exhibition contest at the UMA show grounds, which attracted over 80 exhibitors.

In order to boost collaboration, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Aaron Mushengyezi, and the Deputy Vice Chancellor (DVC) Finance and Administration, Mr. David Mugawe, met with the DVC Academic Affairs, Prof. Ismael Mbisa, and the DVC for Administration, Prof. Faustin Mahali of Tumaini University Makumira in Arusha, Tanzania.

In the midst of holding a job and raising a family, many a post-graduate student struggles with a blank computer screen destined for the required research paper. Filling that screen in a language – English – that isn’t a first language is an added obstacle for master’s and doctoral students at Uganda Christian University (UCU).