Campus life and student activities
Daniel Agudey Doe, a University of Ghana Computer Engineering graduate, overcame severe financial hardship to become his class’s top student thanks to the MTN Ghana Bright Scholarship.
Shatta Wale pledged to headline the University of Professional Studies, Accra’s SRC Week for free over the next two years, a move that could reshape campus event funding.
Education Minister confirms GETFund funding to finish KNUST Teaching Hospital, linking medical training, research expansion, and community health services.
Minister Haruna Iddrisu inducts Prof. Christian Agyare as KNUST vice‑chancellor, pledging GETFund support for a teaching hospital and a renewed focus on STEM and student housing.
University of Mines and Technology plans a stricter dress code for 2026/27, sparking student debate on discipline, equity and financial impact.
UTAG‑KNUST voted to retain the current election system for senior academic leaders, emphasizing transparency and faculty participation amid a broader statutory review.
Rent Commissioner Frederick Opoku warns that overcrowded, poorly ventilated private hostels housing Ghanaian university students pose health and safety risks, calling for stricter licensing and oversight.
A high‑speed police pickup collided with a trotro at KNUST, injuring officers, detainees and passengers but causing no deaths.
University of Ghana confirms that students admitted to AUCB in 2022/23 will receive UG‑sealed certificates upon meeting all academic requirements.
St. Louis Senior High School has secured a place at the 2026 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) national championship after producing a remarkable comeback victory in Contest Two of the Ashanti Regional Qualifiers.
KNUST Professor Emmanuel Adinyira calls on Ghanaians to abandon blame culture, saying it impedes national progress and collective problem-solving.
GNACOPS clarifies GES directive on graduation ceremonies, exempts private schools from suspension.