Fashion

Fashion is a statement that not many people are bold enough to make. Just like the famous Coco Chanel once said – ‘I don’t do fashion. I am fashion.” Today, we speak with Jonathan Edgar Kasule,  a Bachelor of Data Science student in his second year, about his fashion that he calls cool and modern. 

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The weekend is the perfect time for university students to step out of the academic grind and showcase their personal style. With the pressure of classes and assignments easing up, the weekend offers you a chance to relax, catch up with friends, and make a statement through fashion. Whether you prefer a laid-back casual look or want to keep it chic and semi-formal, there’s something for everyone.

While all university students can benefit from dressing well, law students, in particular, have an added expectation to present themselves professionally.

They were widely famous in the 1800s, when they were mainly worn over a dress, blouse, or jumper and were collarless. During that time, they were child garments worn to protect the girls’ dresses from getting dirty, but over the years, they have become more than just garments for protection from dirt but a fashion piece, and women are rocking that look.

Brain drain means the depletion of a country’s best and brightest workers who take their knowledge and skill to another country – usually leaving lower wages in a home country for higher wages in another country. 

As Uganda Christian University (UCU) celebrates its silver jubilee this year, the Fine Art Department under the Faculty of Engineering, Design and Technology seeks to connect young people to antiquity through art. 

Aesthetics is a core design principle. Visually, aesthetics includes factors such as balance, color, movement, pattern, scale, shape and weight. Emotionally, such optics impact attitude that, as in the case of a university, influences work and learning. 

At 9 years old, Mazo collected and sold mangoes in the market to get money to pay her school fees. “My father is a farmer, so we always had fruits at home to sell,” said Mazo, ” so I collected a few and went to sell them on my own.