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Ghanaian youth aged 15 to 25, especially in Accra, Kumasi, and Tema, are abusing tramadol, codeine cough syrups, and marijuana at rising rates in 2025...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is swiftly reshaping our modern world, becoming an integral part of daily life across schools, workplaces, businesses, an...

For many university students today, admission is no longer the most challenging aspect of their academic journey. The real struggle often begins after...

The silence of Catherine’s spiritual desert was soon broken by the vibrant chaos of university life. The moment she opened her student portal and saw ...

University is far more than a gauntlet of academic grinding; it is a crucible where identities are forged, lifelong connections are cultivated, and in...

At the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), SRC elections have truly become one of the most anticipated political events on campus, captu...

Candidates vying for positions in the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) Student Representative Council (SRC) have significantly increas...

As the curtains fall on the reflective and celebratory period of Easter, a new week dawns with renewed energy, fresh perspectives, and a sense of purp...

In the vibrant landscape of Ghanaian fashion, wigs have become more than just an accessory; they are a crowning glory. From lecture halls and cathedra...

In lecture halls filled with hurried footsteps, silent anxieties, and glowing laptop screens, modern education often feels like a relentless race. Stu...

The phrase “a man must man up” has long been used to encourage resilience and toughness among men. It is often framed as advice. In practice, it has b...

If you're a student at UPSA or an alumni, you know there are three things you can not escape: group chats, assignment deadlines, and the legendary cla...