- UCU claims third at EA Games
- Mwesigye calls for applications for cabinet
- UCU dominates E.A University Games in Maseno, Kenya
- UCU Lady Cardinals fall short, win silver
- UCU Lady Canons clinch gold
- UCU wins/loses on day three of E.A University Games
- UCU Cardinals edge University of Dodoma to advance in EA varsity games
- UCU Canons go passed USIU in the quarterfinals of EA university games
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.
While the rest of her classmates sought for internship placements outside, Olivia Kamusiime a third year student pursuing Bachelor of mass Communication, couldn’t ignore an opportunity to join Uganda Christian University (UCU) newspaper The Standard when the opportunity availed itself.
Uganda Christian University (UCU), have formerly received the Ankrah foundation premises. The handover postdates a lease agreement signed earlier in November 2021, between UCU and Ankrah Foundation Limited, currently headed by Prof. Eleanor Maxine Ankrah, who is the Managing Director of the Foundation.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of academics {DVC Academics) Rev Assoc. Prof. John Kitayimbwa has called for perseverance among leaders since leadership requires it. He said this at the Guild mentorship training organized by the Ruth Nkoyoyo Wellness Centre that started off on the 23rd of February 2022 at the ICMI building. The training was attended by the Guild official (mentees) and UCU staff {mentors}.
Sharif Kabamba, a resident in Bugujju, a suburb in Mukono wakes up every morning with an extra burden on his mind. He has to go down to the well to fetch water for bathing and other uses. Water which is regarded as a basic need is a pressing challenge in his day-to-day engagements.
As Uganda Christian University (UCU) continues to fight tirelessly to control the spread of Covid-19, students have abandoned key ways of stopping the spread of the virus.
By Jude Kaddu The outbreak of Covid-19 had a life changing impact on the daily life of the people. The consumption of news and current affairs is one such change. An online approach to the way news is consumed was accelerated and made necessary. The country’s traditional print media outlets such as The Daily Monitor , The New Vision, Uganda Christian University,UCU newspaper The Standard Newspaper have all adapted online newspaper. However , the question of sustainability brings a dilemma to the digital news dissemination. Though the online experience is an awesome transition it comes with plenty of challenges such…
Prof. Ripley Lawrence Smith, a visiting professor at Uganda Christian University [UCU] ‘s School of Journalism, Media and Communication has advised journalism students to stick to the elements of good storytelling in the wake of changing technology and journalism practices : “when you go out in the field the software will change but what will still remain are the elements of good storytelling no matter what channel you talking to.”
Given the choice between having a doctor or nurse at your bedside, pick a nurse.
Paul Amoru Omiat’s leadership star is getting brighter each day. The Uganda Christian University (UCU) alum and former legislator in the Ugandan Parliament was recently named Uganda’s High Commissioner to Pretoria, South Africa.
The UCU Lady Cardinals have been shocked to a 2-1 loss by She Corporates at home on Friday, March, 5.