UDUS Campus Radio: How Student Broadcasters Learn Through Struggles
By Issa Hamed Alhaji At exactly 8 a.m. on a Tuesday morning, while her classmates hurried into a lecture hall for a Mass Communication course, Adamu Nana sat behind the…
“We Learn Better at Home”: UDUS Agriculture Students Advocate for Flexible SIWES
By: Abdulrasheed Aishah When the Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) period approached, many students heaved a sigh of relief, not because they were eager to leave the classroom, but…
From Campus Pressroom to Continental Glory: PEN PRESS Alumnus Triumphs at WAMECA 2025
By: Luqman Kamaldeen Oladayo The hall was silent. Hearts raced. Cameras flickered. At Alisa Hotel in Accra, Ghana, the anticipation was electric as the names of winners for the 2025…
From UDUS to Kentucky: Habeeb’s Journey in Harness Data Science for Global Healthcare Solutions
By Isiaka Qudus In 2017, Habeeb Abolaji Bashir graduated with First Class Honours in Statistics from Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS). Today, he is a Ph.D. candidate in Statistics and…
When Home Feels Unsafe: How Fear of Abduction Steals UDUS Students’ Joy
By Maryam Umar The sun cast its usual fiery rays over the campus of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto(UDUS). It’s the final week of the second semester examinations, and as…
How PEN PRESS Training Equipped Nigerian Student-Journalists With Best Industry Practices
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye It was always a brain-drilling moment whenever Ajisafe Miracle Temiloluwa is about to conduct an interview. A 300 level Political Science Student of the Adekunle Ajasin…
From Sokoto to Global Campuses: The Initiative Guiding Students to International Scholarship
Even though he is academically sound, the reality that one day, Uchenna Emelife would eventually study in Europe’s best universities feels distant due to lack of guidance and support. Uchenna…
The Straw: How Janiyah’s Story Exposes What Society Chooses to Ignore
By Hassan Habibat Temitayo The recent movie Straw. has sparked different reactions among students of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto. The film deals with serious topics like injustice, unfair treatment at…
‘I Study When My Baby Sleeps’: How Nigerian Student-Mothers Struggle With Lectures, Childcare and Stereotype on Campus
By Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye Across Nigerian universities, the statistics of young women who are juggling the demands of student life with the responsibilities of motherhood are happening at increasing…
CAF 2025: Why Salah, Hakimi and Osimhen is Leading The Pack
By mudasiru Azeez Alabi It has become a culture every year, the Confederation of African football (CAF) gathers the continent and the stars under one roof to rejoice and celebrate…