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Interview: BALANCING ACADEMICS, LEADERSHIP AND PERSONAL LIFE
On the 22nd of April 2026, Psychlens Press had a conversation with the Course Representative of the 200-level Psychology Department,
Psychlens Press Editorial Board Pays Courtesy Visit to HOD; Highlights Conference and 50th Anniversary Plans
Reinforcing the importance of institutional visibility, Professor Alarape encouraged Psychlens Press to deepen its coverage of departmental
No Water. No Light. No Class: UI Students Ground Academic Activities in Protest
With essential service providers absent, key facilities have broken down, leaving students without basic amenities needed for daily living
News: UI Health Services (JAJA) Shuts Down as NASU/SSANU Strike Cripples Campus Operations
These include the Police Clinic, Eleyele; the Military Hospital, Odogbo Barracks, Ojoo; Jubilee Hospital, Sango; and Ayoola Modupe Memorial
PUBLIC TRUST: THE BACKBONE OF STUDENT REPRESENTATION
student representation, over time, has often leaned more toward what individuals want to do rather than what the masses actually expect.
60% LOADING: NAPS MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID TEAM INITIAIVE —DELAYS, EXPANSIONS AND KEY QUESTIONS
This raises questions about whether the proposed initiative would duplicate existing efforts, create overlap, or instead complement and stre
THE DANGEROUS EASE OF GETTING ANTIBIOTICS IN NIGERIA.
Often, the dosage is not completely used when the symptoms cease and the leftover is kept away for future purposes.
Stored but Forgotten: The Science of Memory Retention and Retrieval
Difficulties in recalling information are often linked to psychological factors such as retroactive and proactive interference.
Health: Self -Medication is Quietly Becoming UI's Students Most Dangerous Habit
When a trip to Jaja Clinic means long queues, multiple preliminary procedures, and hours of waiting, many students simply opt out..
Entertainment: Where Academia Meets Algorithm: The Rise of UI’s TikTok Storytellers
While the campus may not yet rival more socially vibrant universities in terms of influencer density, a new wave of student creators is...
News: UI Students’ Union Secures Final Fee Payment and Registration Extension to May 11
By Faith Ajewole The University of Ibadan Students’ Union has successfully negotiated a further extension for school fees payment and course registration. The new deadline is now set for May 11, 2026. The announcement was made via a formal notice dated April 28, 2026, signed by Union President Temidayo Adeboye. This marks the second extension facilitated by the union; the original April 16 deadline had previously been moved to April 30 before this latest development. Accordin
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH EDGE PAST PSYCHOLOGY IN TENSE SEAL CUP STAGE CLASH
This upcoming match is a must-win for Psychology as they aim to secure qualification for the next stage of the Seal Cup ’26.
NPHR UPHOLDS LAW WITHOUT FEAR OR FAVOUR: SANCTIONS, IMPEACHMENT, JUSTIFICATION
In his response, the Chief Whip adopted a defensive stance, questioning certain rulings of the Speaker without sufficient clarity or account
Students’ Union Adresses Glitches as NELFUND Beneficiaries Face Double Deductions and Payment Errors
These inconsistencies have left several beneficiaries in a state of administrative limbo, unable to complete their semester registrations.
Opinion: BOL; THE UNEXPECTED FACTOR
By Blessing Favour University experience is becoming a race for grades rather than well-rounded growth.
Health: IMPOSED DEPRIVATION; THE HIDDEN TOLL OF KEROSINE HIKE
By Okunade Laylah Extreme feeding schedules are also being adapted by students. Regular feeding patterns like 0-1-1 or 1-0-1 are being
Sports: PSYCHOLOGY SECURES CONVINCING 4-1 WIN OVER ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY IN SEALS CUP OPENER
Psychology asserted dominance early, netting two quick goals in the opening stages of the first half to take control of the game.
HEALTH: THE LAST BITE: WHEN ENOUGH IS NOT ENOUGH.
Over time, this pattern can have consequences. Physically, it may contribute to weight gain, digestive discomfort, disrupted hunger cues...
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN OPENS VICE-CHANCELLOR APPLICATION PROCESS AMID PAST SELECTION CONCERNS
By Simchia The University of Ibadan has begun the process of appointing a new Vice-Chancellor ahead of the expiration of Prof. Kayode Adebowale’s tenure on November 1, 2026. The announcement was made by the Registrar, Ganiyu Saliu, in a notice issued on April 16, formally declaring the position vacant from the stated date and signalling the start of the selection process. The move has revived memories of the university’s last Vice-Chancellor appointment, which was marred by c
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