Suppose rain washes a leopard’s spots away, then, perhaps, the ‘big cat’ could be mistaken for another. Maybe one could assume the washed leopard is a cat or a rat (anything is possible, you know). With the absent coated spots, a pet mom could decide to adopt it and treat it like a domestic cat. But a leopard will always be a leopard. Can the same be said of our union?
Without the ratification of the University of Ibadan Student Representative Council, the University has constituted the student union electoral commission for the 2025/2026 academic session.
Following the presentation of the proposed budget by the University of Ibadan Students’ Union Vice President, Glory Salawu here are 10 interesting things to note about the proposed Students’ Union Week program and budget.
Oyinkansola Adisa, a student of Cultural and Media Studies at the Institute of African Studies (IAS), University of Ibadan, on Wednesday, was elected the new president of the African Studies Students Association (ASSA).
The interfaculty second round of the JAW WAR 2026 competition concluded with the Faculties of Technology, Law, Agriculture, Education, and Arts emerging victorious in their respective fixtures.
The Transport Committee of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union has affirmed that boarding or Alighting at Unauthorized Locations Along the Roads is Not Permitted.
On July 30, 2026, the Judicial Council of the Law Students’ Society (LSS), University of Ibadan, delivered judgment in a suit between Hon. Olaoye Hikmat, a 400-level constituency representative, and the Law Students’ Representative Council (LSRC).
The delayed submission and consideration of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union Week budget have raised concerns over the planning and accountability of the union’s financial process, an IndyPress review has found.
Members of the African Studies Students Association (ASSA) at the University of Ibadan on Monday held a manifesto presentation as part of activities leading up to the association’s election scheduled for Wednesday.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Prof. Kayode Adebowale, has declared the array of shop cubicles situated in front of Block D of the Great Independence Hall of Residence illegal.
