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The Lady Cardinals continued to press for a winner and were rewarded with 12 minutes remaining when youngster Ritah Kadondi found the back of the net to complete the turnaround and secure all three points.
The deaths of Rugby Cranes player Sydney Gongodyo and Kyambogo University student Juma Bumba less than 24 hours apart have shocked many and reignited concerns about mob killings.
A total of 100 students were awarded certificates as they completed various skills training programmes organised by the 28th Guild Government at Uganda Christian University (UCU).
Uganda Christian University (UCU) has graduated a new group of para counsellors to strengthen mental health support, peer counselling, and emotional well-being among students and the wider community. The graduation ceremony was held on Friday, March 27, in the Executive Conference Room at the university.
What began as an ordinary meeting between the Guild representatives and the Acting Director of Students Affairs (DOSA), Ms Enid Ashaba Mugarura, turned into a discussion about the residential challenges students at Uganda Christian University (UCU), particularly those of PDR and Honours College are facing
Students from the Bachelor of Business Administration and the Bachelor of Procurement and Logistics Management programs came together on Thursday, 26th March, to showcase their innovative products at Uganda Christian University.
By Bill Dan Arnold Borodi Uganda Christian University (UCU) has once again emerged as the…
National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) has called for urgent amendments to Uganda’s innovation and higher education frameworks, warning that existing policy limitations are constraining the development and commercialisation of innovations emerging from universities.
Students at UCU have been urged to embrace artificial intelligence (AI) as a tool not only for job seeking but also for job creation in an increasingly digital economy.
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