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As we embrace 2026, the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA) joins the rest of the world in celebrating a new year filled with hope, refle...

On the night of December 31, churches in Ghana fill with worshippers dressed in white, armed with prayer points, candles, and high expectations for th...

Whenever I hear people say that university is not important, I feel they do not fully understand the value of education. Education transcends mere str...

Time is the silent traveler that walks with every man: never in haste, never delayed. It shapes us quietly, not with loud explosions, but with everyda...

Imagine leaving your home, knowing your destination, and hailing a minibus by simply calling its name. The driver recognizes it immediately and takes ...

By 6 a.m., many UPSA students are already awake because looking “right” takes time. Shirts are ironed, shoes wiped clean, and bags packed neatly. Befo...

As universities across the nation open their doors to a fresh cohort of first-year students, a blend of excitement and apprehension fills the air. Thi...

I still remember the week before classes began for my second year. After the comfort and camaraderie of the first year, I assumed that my friends and ...

In today’s fast-paced educational landscape, student voice has become an essential component of effective school governance. One of the key mechanisms...

Ghanaian universities present a unique microcosm where intellectual growth intertwines with social development. Students navigate a crucial period, ba...

In Ghana's modern memory, some years are marked by progress, others by election. The year 2025, however, will be remembered solely by its funerals. It...

As the end of semester examination approaches, tension fills the campus. Students get anxious, revisions are active, and WhatsApp and Telegram platfor...