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Frank Owusu making the donation Mr. Frank Owusu the Public Relations Officer for the Faculty of social sciences has made a donation to the Medical Students’ Association in support of Rita Abodoh’s surgery Rita Abodoh is a 4th year medical student who is in need of an extensive and expensive surgery to remove an affected bone and replace it with prosthesis. Master Frank Owusu upon his visit to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) appreciated the efforts of the executives of Medical Students Association (MSA-KNUST) in raising funds to support Rita Abodoh. He has made a social appeal to all and sundry in an interview with our news desk pleading with students and philanthropist to make their contribution to help save Rita’s life. The donation took place yesterday at the CSH, Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (MSA Secretariat)

Reuben Blakpa The Time Bound campaign has shared over 2,000 pieces of chocolate to all Business Students both on and off-campus as part of their way of expressing love to all on the day of valentine Earlier today, the Time Bound agenda spearheaded by Mr Reuben Blakpa, a third year Business Administration student who is aspiring to be president for KSBSA, has shared a whooping pack of chocolates to all students of KSB on this spearfish occasion.  Speaking with the leader of the delegation Mr Reuben Blakpa, he affirmed that the gesture was that of a good faith and a symbolic statement to all KSB Students that he and his team are ready for the task ahead. He further admonished students so continue to show love to all and that it should end today but should be a regular thing. Reuben Blakpa donates GET TO KNOW REUBEN BLAKPA  As at first year, he has been able to initiate the "TIME BOUND SOLUTIONS" initiative which sought to organize comprehensive tutorial sessions to aid all KS...

Cleverland Nana Addo-Grand, KNUST SRC JC Cleverland Nana Addo-Grand, affectionately called “Nana Okobea” born into a family of six (6). She’s the very first born of Rev Kenneth Addo-Grand and Mrs Mawusi Addo-Grand. 16th March, 1999 was the day she cried her first, signaling her presence here on earth. She was then followed by some beautiful five other siblings. Nana Addo-Grand had the better part of her basic education at Christhead Institute - Kibi. After which she got admission to OLA Girls senior high school upon excelling in her final exams. Age subsequently gained admission into the nations finest Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology - KNUST. She currently is a final year student of the KNUST faculty of law and also a member of the KNUST Debate Society. Addo-Grand loves to spend time reading and watching science-fiction and crime documentaries. Cleveland is a firm believer of family unity and loyalty. She spends most of her time reading and listening to podcasts to k...

Dorothy Ntrirwaa, Student Journalist KNUST TigerEye Media  In our secondary school days, there were a lot of untrue stories we were told about university life. Am I permitted to say most tutors are liars? The beauty of university preached to us, isn't the same we came to meet. Has the university system been robbed ? Or we arrived at the wrong time? Or is rather the wrong university we arrived at? We were told there's freedom, but we came to meet stress. Yes! We have our lives but we don't own our time. I wish to wake up at when my eyes says, “it’s now time to see.” But my mind keeps on reminding me of the early morning classes I have. Do I then have the freedom I was promised back then? We were told the learning system in the university is flexible. Just met a whole subject which was studied in 3 academic years being studied into detail in 4 months, with holidays, weekends and exam weeks all exclusive as a course.  Not to even talk about math being taught from a projected s...

KNUST SRC Donates Earlier today ,10th February 2020, On behalf of the Executive committee of the KNUST SRC, the President Master Samuel Sesah and the Vice President Morris Effah has donated thermometer guns and a number of PPE to the KNUST BASIC school. The SRC President thanked the Headmaster for their help and support during the electoral process  Receiving the items was the Head of basic school Mr. Degraft; He thanked the SRC for this kind gesture and urged them to do more. Present was the Dean of Students, Prof. Wilson Agyae Agyare, the Vice-Dean of students Prof Otchere Addae-Mensah and the SRC PRO, Charles Lwanga Tengan.

Katanga Hall On Friday, 5th February 2021, the University Hall - Katanga members took to the streets to create an intensive awareness about the need to mask-up and practice all the COVID-19 safety protocols on KNUST campus Moving out in numbers under their usual FC Friday night, the constituents of the hall were holding banners and flags entreating people to respect the safety protocols and protect the lives and interest of all WHAT IS FC FRIDAY? FC Friday is a Flagship program which was instituted by the University Hall, Katanga for addressing social issues bothering students both in KNUST and Ghana as a whole. It’s coming into being was pushed for owing to reforms in the University Rule about embarking on a processions.  Leadership of the hall had to think of a way to clear off such tags and also address issues bothering students nationwide and this brought the birth of the FC Friday in October 2017. Katanga on an Educational March The first edition was necessitated at a time whe...

Samuel Sesah, KNUST SRCPresident Master Samuel Sesah after pulling massive votes during the just ended KNUST SRC elections and emerging winner, has been inaugurated as the 60th KNUST SRC President, who takes over from the Adu-Baah Charles led administration. On the 4th of February,2021, Mr Samuel Sesah reaffirmed some of his promises he made during his campaign on campus to students in his inaugural speech after he had been sworn in. The SRC President stated that his vision basically will be focused on three main goals; ‘protecting lives of students and our academic work, rebuilding our association and ensuring its continuous relevance, assisting students in every means available to ensure that life on campus is made easy. As stated in his manifesto, he made mention of some paramount policies his administration wishes to achieve during their tenure in office such as the COVID 19 relief fund from the SRC aside the existing KBN funds. He stated: “Paramount among our policies is our ‘COVI...