- Doves eye playoff spot ahead of second round
- UCU Sends Four Students to Netherlands
- How businesses at UCU campus are navigating post-election disruptions
- Three Join Lady Canons.
- Online learning to continue
- Joel Kayiira Completes Move to City Oilers
- Staff and family celebrate the departed Dorothy Kalengye
- Cophi wins media innovation award
Author: The Standard Editor
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“We have seen the fruits of our labour, acknowledged our hurdles, and laid the groundwork for a brighter future.” Mushengyezi
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Uganda Christian University (UCU) emerged as a leader in digital education. The global health crisis in 2020 forced educational institutions worldwide to close their doors, but UCU was uniquely prepared to continue its mission of providing quality education through its well-established e-learning programme.
In a world where remote work blurs the lines between casual and formal attire, a new trend is emerging, redefining the fashion landscape of office wear. Office pants, traditionally associated with formality and monotony, are undergoing a stylish transformation that blends comfort and elegance
Joel Buyinza Mukiibi,the gives an insight on the Ora-Quick Kit and getting to know your status.
A group of young lawyers have launched the ‘Young Lawyers Network’ at a press conference held on August 6
On March 20, 2020, the Ugandan government, under the leadership of His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, shut down all academic institutions to curb the spread of COVID-19. This decision halted Uganda Christian University’s (UCU) Easter semester, thrusting the institution into uncharted waters. As the pandemic unfolded, UCU’s response and subsequent adaptations shaped its trajectory.
Dr. Mulindwa explained that malaria is caused by the plasmodium parasite and spreads through the bites of an infected female anopheles mosquito.
The Dean of the School of Medicine, Dr. Gerald Tumusiime, stated that more people are now applying to be admitted to the institution’s medicine and dentistry programmes.
“We encourage students and staff to use insecticide-treated mosquito nets, apply mosquito repellents, wear long-sleeved clothing to prevent mosquito bites, and ensure proper sanitation to eliminate breeding grounds for mosquitoes,”
The newly appointed professor says that as an academic who does a lot of work in media development, a lot of her research energy is going towards understanding the media challenges such as regulation issues, changing media, content, and audiences.
