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THE INAUGURATION OF THE GRASAG DEVELOPMENT FUND BOARD AND THE LAUNCH OF THE 2,000 CAPACITY BED HOSTEL Source: Samuel K. Owusu Truthfully and frankly speaking, first degree has become a normal qualification in our contemporary world and as such it is gradually losing its relevance. This is due to the fact that, almost all Senior High School graduates nowadays proceed to tertiary right after completion in order to further their education. Due to that, some fresh graduates make a step forward to do their masters in order to stand tall among their peers.  As once said by Plato, “If a man neglects education, he walks lame to the end of his life.” Swearing-in of the Board Members Throughout the years, graduate students in Legon have constantly faced severe challenges in terms of getting accommodation on campus for conducive environment to study. This challenge has become inimical to their academic successes on campus and even beyond. Board Members Since Valco Hostel was built decades ago, on

Source: Samuel K. Owusu Dear  University of Ghana students,  it is essential to be proactive and make the necessary corrections to your course registration before it is too late. Missing out on adding or deleting courses within the designated timeframe can lead to academic and scheduling challenges.  By promptly addressing any errors or adjustments in their course registrations, students can ensure they have the correct courses in their schedule and have joined the appropriate course/class groups on Sakai. Read also:   FINDING YOUR WAY ON THE STREETS OF LEGON:   https://skobureau.blogspot.com/2023/01/finding-your-way-on-streets-of-legon.html To  add and delete courses  on the  Mis Web and join course/class groups on Sakai, students can follow the steps outlined below. It is crucial for students to take action promptly to ensure they make the necessary corrections before it is too late You may have mistakenly registered wrong courses. You may have failed to register for the courses y

By: Samuel K. Owusu The Public Affairs Directorate of the University of Ghana on Thursday, January 26th, 2023, released the graduation/congregation date for the 2021/2022 Academic Year.  Part of the circular reads, "The University community is hereby informed that Congregation ceremonies will be held for students who completed their programmes of study during the 2021/2022 academic year in all Colleges and the School of Graduate Studies. It must be noted that the initial date for the congregation was January 10th, 2023 but circumstances beyond control of the University led to the rescheduling of the date after the updated 2022/2023 Academic Calendar was released The circular further gives the modalities of the subject of thought "The ceremonies will be in-person from Tuesday, March 21 to Saturday, March 25, 2023, at various locations on the University of Ghana campus".     The circular also states  that, ''f urther details on the ceremonies will be provided in d

Source: Samuel K. Owusu According to Nelson Mandela, "Education is the most powerful weapon or tool which you can use to change the world" . It is therefore not in dispute that, education plays a crucial role in the development of a country. University of Ghana, Legon has over the years been ranked as the best University in Ghana and even beyond. These academic achievements have not been attained on a silver platter. Different factors come together to make these achievements possible of which the availability of electricity is one. Students in Ghana and across the globe recently journeyed to their various campuses with joy after a long vacation. It was time to meet old friends and make new ones. On Monday, the 23rd day of January 2023, the University of Ghana community suffered a power cut from 3:00 pm to 9:35 pm. The power was not restored back after the blackout until 9:35 pm. Thus, close to six good hours. This picture was taken in front of the Sarbah Main Hall around 9:30

FIRST DAY LECTURE HALL EXPERIENCE IN LEGON Source: Samuel K. Owusu  It was about 7:30AM on Monday, the 16th day of January, 2023 and the  University of Ghana level 100 students were already on their way to have an academic engagement with their Lecturers and their and to meet their colleagues for the first time. The atmosphere at the  University Of Ghana, Legon campus came back to live like that of Kejetia and Makola market after some months of vacation. This is the usual euphoria and the expectations of both residents and non-Residents. The busy Diaspora-Night Market, Pent-Evandy-TF, and the descending Vandal City stretch were not abandoned like a devastated war zone but were vibrating as students heads to class either by foot, shuttle or a private car. Whereas continuing students saw lectures as a normal thing, the freshers were eager and excited to go for lectures for the first time in other to study, relate and to connect. Nonetheless, some freshers were busily doing their manual r

Source: Samuel K. Owusu Imagine you are lost in a jungle and you have no idea where you are. Progress is painfully slow and you are feeling very lonely. How much would you welcome a map or a compass in that circumstance? That reminds me of the famous Michael Jackson's hit song, "Stranger in Moscow". How does it feel to be a stranger in Moscow, Russia ?. You will be alone and abandoned. You will wander in the rain and in the snow. You will be exposed to danger. You will mask of life feeling insane, swift and sudden fall from grace Undoubtedly, the University of Ghana is a community on its own and finding your way is not as easy as one may think. I have been on the Legon campus for a little over four years and I have heard, seen, and can testify that some students always get lost along the way Imagine having a 7:30am paper and you cannot figure out where exactly the exam hall is. Your roommates have given you directions but you are standing in the middle of 3 buildings and