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In its effort to enhance peer to peer conversations, the UoN O3 plus working group organized a student’s town hall tagged, ‘who do I talk to about sex?’

The student town hall pulled a full theatre of over 500 students from all the 11 faculties and campuses. The students were engaged in a 2 hour heated conversation on what is sex and what it is not and how it affects a student’s wellbeing while in campus.

The yellow brick road leads to the Jumuia Conference Center Limuru, where the Office of the Dean of Students hosted a Talents Development Training Program from March 24 to March 26, 2022. The mighty band of 50 students selected from the winners of the UoN Talents Day held on December 9, 2021, marched down to Oz, where they would learn the nitty-grittys to harness, nurture and flourish with their gifts.

The Dean of Students, Mr. Johnson Ireri Kinyua was on Thursday March 23, 2022 awarded a Special Vice Chancellor’s Recognition Award for demonstrating the core value of Commitment to the mission of the University and acting in the best interest of the institution.

The National Youth Manifesto was unveiled on Friday, March 18, 2022 at the University of Nairobi Graduation Square by The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK). The manifesto is the voice of the youth and the basis of their engagement with political leaders before, during and after the 2022 General Elections.

The Office of the Dean of Students and Career Services on Wednesday March 9 2022 held a detailed briefing session for final year students from the Faculties of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine and Biosystems Engineering.

The session aimed at informing and equipping the students with information and knowledge about the Arava International Centre for Agricultural Training (AICAT) Program in Israel.

A Career Talk Organized by the Economics Students Association (ECOSA) took place on March 2, 2022 in Taifa Hall, Main campus. The Career Talk was attended by 180 Students. The theme of the event was "Employability after Covid-19 and exploring the skills-set required in the job market”

Various guests were invited to present on topics related to the theme. The topics discussed are as follows;

In this International Women’s Day, though unnoticeable to many, understanding Reproductive and Health Rights is crucial in the search for sustainable solutions to preserve the ‘Mother Earth’. The right to determine whether, and how many children to have, when and with whom to have them should be enjoyed by everyone in the society.

The International Wheelchair Day is commemorated annually around the World on 1st March to celebrate the positive impact a wheelchair has on the lives of wheelchair users. The day is dedicated to celebrate the great work of people who provide wheelchairs, support and care for wheelchair users and make the World a better and more accessible place for people with mobility disabilities.

ALX has just launched the Africa Career Catalyst (ACC), a rigorous 5-week, fully digital programme that equips you with the skills, mindsets and tools you need to land a job: from how to overcome self-defeating mindsets like fixed mindsets or impostor syndrome, to professional skills like interviewing, networking and cover-letter writing. 

Are you a recent graduate or just about to graduate?

Welcome to a Career Development Program by RUFORUM dubbed “Kicking off your job search”.