- Elomaboni returns to Guild race
 - Religious grounds disqualify Guild aspirant
 - UFL: UCU Cardinals Held at Home
 - UCU launches library & writing week
 - 568 students earn degrees
 - Two students die in tragic road accident
 - Activist Angella Namirembe eulogised as a great youth leader
 - UCU unites community in annual tuition run 2025
 
Author: The Standard Editor
This is the digital news site of the Uganda Christian University community newspaper, "The Standard". The Standard newspaper was established in May 2007 under, formerly Department, but now School of Journalism, Media & Communication.
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To overcome financial stress, the students were encouraged to practice the five financial disciplines. They include budgeting, staying current, making the right connections, investing, and, finally, giving.
The mouthwatering showpiece took place in the Old Kampala grounds and was well won by the doves, three sets to one.
The Guest of Honour, Nuwagaba Blair, an engineering alumnus and a manufacturer in Western Uganda, urged members to watch their financial discipline as well as invest in projects that can add a shilling to their pockets
“I would make bricks and offer manual labor in sugarcane plantations to earn money for school fees,” says Mwogereze, currently pursuing Masters of Arts in Organizational Leadership and Management at Uganda Christian University (UCU). He says he started paying his tuition and buying his school requirements in Primary Six.
Ebola outbreak caused by the Sudan virus was declared, following laboratory confirmation of a patient from a village in Madudu sub-country in Mubende district. Since some deaths have been reported in the district, Ugandans have been fearful of a lockdown.
Coming into the game, the UCU Canons were pretty much the underdogs as they were trailing the JKL Lady Dolphins by two sets to zero.
With their term nearing an end, the Standard reached out to some of the students to find out what they thought about the guild government, and this was what they said.
This book, published by Emerald Publishing House, is an amalgam of research works seeking the nexus between Media and COVID-19 from a diversity of perspectives, though with a strict focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.
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.
		