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Have you heard of the disease of procrastination? It can kill you while you are alive. Not in a physical sense, but by slowly destroying your dreams, ...

For many Ghanaians, June 3 is not just another day on the calendar. It is a date that brings memories of loss, pain, and a national tragedy that shook...

I have been thinking about this question: should exams be the only measure of intelligence? It is a topic that affects every student at some point in ...

Language does not sit still. It shifts with culture, pressure, and time. What once took centuries now happens in months. Today, the way we speak is sh...

Mount Rushmore, a colossal sculpture carved into the Black Hills, immortalizes four American presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham ...

The professional standard of an institution is often measured by the integrity of its governance. In a university dedicated to professional excellence...

In universities across Ghana, a silent but profound crisis, marked by the escalating cost and shrinking availability of decent student accommodation, ...

After completing the WASSCE, many Ghanaian students are expected to transition directly into tertiary education. For years, this path has been seen as...

We are living in a strange, quiet era. As we advance through the 21st century, we find ourselves more "connected" than any generation in human history...

Student politics is often seen solely through the lens of its merits; a platform for leadership, influence, and recognition. However, behind the poste...

With SRC elections around the corner, we are surrounded by manifestos and campaign promises. But after interviewing several aspirants this week, I've ...

The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) serves as the democratically elected governing body tasked with representing and advancing student interest...