Physical Exams To Be Adopted From May Semester
Daystar University Vice-Chancellor today announced, during a chapel service at the main campus, that all exams will be done physically.
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Win for Media Students as Daystar Studios receive high-tech equipment
By Sumaya Hussein (husseinsumaya1@gmail.com) This week saw studios at the Valley Road campus and Shine FM get filled with high-tech equipment, donated by the University… Read More »Win for Media Students as Daystar Studios receive high-tech equipment
New Dawn for students as council takes oath
The newly elected council was on April 20 sworn in, to place them in the saddle of power, and usher in a new era for the student body.
Prof.Laban Ayiro azungumzia Elimu ya Utatuzi chuoni Daystar
Na; Righa Sedellar Hivi leo katika makala ya Dau La Elimu na Frank Otieno kwenye runinga ya KTN, Naibu Chansela wa chuo kikuu cha Daystar,Profesa … Read More »Prof.Laban Ayiro azungumzia Elimu ya Utatuzi chuoni Daystar
INVOLVEMENT ISSUE 239
Use the link above to access the Involvement Newspaper issue 239 which features a range of articles written by our writers to ensure that… Read More »INVOLVEMENT ISSUE 239
Daystar mourns death of lecturer
The Daystar community is this morning mourning the death of senior lecturer and researcher, Dr. Solomon Nzyuko.
Hostel elections rescheduled to April 2
The congress elections for hostel representatives have been rescheduled to April 2, to pave way for the schools’ congress elections which take place today.
Time to sober up and get it right- Nalwa
DUSA council aspirant Walter Nalwa has advised congress members and students to remain woke and vote in leaders who not only listen to them, but also understand their grievances.
Council candidates ready for April 1 elections
Presidential candidates Marco Laboso and Ian Agina have confirmed their camps’ preparedness following the announcement of the election date by the Vice Chancellor earlier today.
Council candidates decry miscommunication from ECD
DUSA presidential candidate Ian Agina has decried the lack of communication from the Electoral Commission that left him and two other candidates