Things are No longer the Same: A students’ perspective
About 15 months into the Corona Virus period and everything is different. To say a lot has changed is an
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#MyJKUATJourney; The Making of a First Class Mechanical Engineer
You are the average of the five or ten people you spend your time with, so make sure you surround
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Resilience; The Journey of Senator Dr. Getrude Inimah
At the point where hope would otherwise become hopelessness, it becomes faith. Said one Robert Brault. It’s an ominous day.
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Alumna of the Week; KBC Reporter, Ms. Juney Karisa
At just 23 years, she’s one of the youngest journalists in the mainstream media, currently working at the Kenya Broadcasting
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Alumnus of the Week; Prof. Arch. Paul Mwangi Maringa.
Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States once said that you should ‘Either write something worth
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#MyJKUATStory; Living as a VIP Student
By Brian Murithi I had for a long time envisioned myself being in a university but didn’t know which university
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Alumnus of the Week; Ambition Media House CEO, Steve Mugo
In one of my all-time favorite Sidney Sheldon novels, ‘Windmills of the Gods’, the wordsmith precedes the first chapter with
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Endings; My Bitter-Sweet Reflections
It all feels different now. For the past 3 years my feet have shuffled through these pavements carelessly; noticing nothing,
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Reflections of a Graduand- The Civil Engineering Experience
The tag line on everyone’s lips right now is “I will be graduating!” The hashtag #JKUAT28thGRAD The event; JKUAT’s 28th
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Reflections of a Graduand; The experience of studying Electrical and Electronics Engineering in JKUAT
Godfrey Munene Njagi is just your regular guy; simple, social, hardworking and of course smart. He is a huge fan
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Reflections of a Graduand; The experience of studying Pharmacy in JKUAT
The graduation season is here yet again! Excited already? No? Well you should be. The 28th Graduation Ceremony is scheduled
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Reflections of a Graduand; The Experience of Studying Public Health in JKUAT
Yesterday, contrary to popular belief about my coldness, I got heartbroken. A lady by the name Edith Njeri looked me
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