By Omidokun Precious
Social Isolation in Hostels: A Silent Struggle
Your Room, Your Mind: How Your Environment Reflects You
Olakiitan KoladeHow does it feel when you get back from a really long day, and your bed is neatly made, your room is clean, and everything is in its place? You feel a sense of relief, don’t you? Calm washes over you, and for a moment, the noise of the outside world fades. That’s the... Continue Reading →
Nigerian Campus Memes: The Savage Truth Detectives of Social Media
By Jesutofunmi Great AyeniIn the bustling digital corridors of Nigerian universities, a witty and often brutal phenomenon has emerged: campus memes. They act as truth detectives of social media, exposing the contradictions between students’ online self-presentations and their everyday realities. In many ways, they resemble hostel gossip translated into a digital language, unfiltered, humorous, and... Continue Reading →
UCJ’UI Denounces Press Misrepresentation, Demands Accountability and Institutional Checks
By William Olaleye The Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ibadan, on Tuesday, reaffirmed its commitment to truthful and unbiased reporting, noting that it remains unwavering in its non-negotiable principles of truth, objectivity, accountability, and service to the student community.The union’s reaffirmation was conveyed in a release signed by its President, Olanshile Ogunrinu, and General... Continue Reading →
Awo Hall LnD Defeats Lord Tedder as JAWWAR’25 Kicks Off
By Jesutofunmi Great AyeniObafemi Awolowo Hall Literary and Debating Society defeated Lord Tedder Hall in the first leg of the 2025 Jaw War Debate Competition, which began on September 16 at the New Faculty Lecture Theatre (NFLT).Representing Obafemi Awolowo Hall, Goodluck Akinlawon and Esther Ojo opposed the motion that food security in Nigeria should be... Continue Reading →
Beating Second Semester Fatigue: How to Stay Motivated and Mentally Balanced
By Marvellous Olajide The beginning of a new semester in a Nigerian university like University of Ibadan is always a mix of excitement and exhaustion. For some, the joy of seeing friends after the break is refreshing. For others, it feels like dragging a tired body into another long marathon especially when the semester break... Continue Reading →
Wi-Fi or Die-Tryin’- A Student’s Guide To Surviving Without Going Broke On Bundles
By Leonard Divine For students who make use of data like water, it's not uncommon to see messages like “You have 50MB left in your Data Bundle”. Data is the life of the average student, in fact, it has become another basic amenity students rely on in school.From school projects to research, assignments etc, data... Continue Reading →
The Mental Toll of Carryovers: How to Overcome Academic Anxiety and Shame
By Marvellous Olajide For many students, nothing feels heavier than the dreaded word—carryover. That moment when results are released and you scroll down the list, only to see “F” boldly staring at you. It’s like your heart drops into your stomach. Suddenly, your friends’ laughter sounds louder, their smiles brighter, and you feel like the... Continue Reading →
Hooked and Addicted: The Toll of Excessive Screen Time on Students
By Elizabeth OladapoAt 12 a.m. on a Monday morning, imagine stepping out to urinate and hearing loud laughter and noise from the phone of the neighbor next door, scrolling through TikTok with a lot to do the next day. This has become quite the norm in the lives of many students. The number of hours... Continue Reading →
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