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Warm Greetings to our students, staff, alumni, partners, and all friends of the University as we reflect on a quarter marked by meaningful strides across several fronts. The first quarter of every year sets the tone for the months ahead. And for Christian Service University, the opening of 2026 has been one of purpose, progress,
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The Level 400 Nursing and Midwifery students of Christian Service University (CSU) held their annual research seminar on Wednesday, April 16, 2026, themed, “Under the Digital Influence: AI and Social Media in Nursing and Midwifery Practice.” The event drew keen interest from students and faculty alike, as discussions centred on the growing impact of digital
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The Chapman Library of Christian Service University (CSU) has successfully held the second edition of its annual Library Month celebration, drawing strong participation from students and faculty under the theme “Stewarding Knowledge in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” The month-long programme held from March 3 to 27, 2026, opened with Library Goldmine: Know Your Library,
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The Chaplaincy of Christian Service University continued to advance its mission of spiritual formation and student support during the second quarter of 2026 through teaching, counselling, leadership development and welfare initiatives. Speaking on the Chaplaincy’s activities during the period, the University Chaplain, Rev. Anthony Boateng Agyenim, said regular staff fellowship sessions focused on an exposition
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The Chapman Library of Christian Service University (CSU) strengthened its digital scholarship drive with a practical workshop on Artificial Intelligence tools for research and library services, held as part of the 2026 Library Month celebration themed “Stewarding Knowledge in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.” The hands-on session was facilitated by Dr. Osman Imoro of the
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The Chaplaincy Unit of Christian Service University (CSU) made its mark across campus during the first semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, drawing students, staff, and weekend learners together in a series of spiritually enriching programmes centred on faith, fellowship, and character formation. The Unit’s activities were anchored in the semester’s theme, “Go the Extra
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The 2025 Face of Christian Service University (CSU) Students’ pageantry, Miss Bernice Mensah (Queen Damtewaa), has launched a student-led outreach project aimed at promoting educational access and restoring confidence among basic school pupils. Under her pageantry project titled “A Gift of Hope Initiative,” Queen Damtewaa returned to her alma mater, the A.M.E. Zion Junior High
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The Chapman Library of Christian Service University (CSU) has undertaken a community outreach to Danyame M.A. Basic School as part of activities marking the 2026 Library Month celebration. Led by Ms Vivian Amponsah, the University Librarian, the outreach brought together students and staff who donated learning materials to support teaching and learning at the school.
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A graduating student of Christian Service University (CSU), Mr. Joseph Asante, received special recognition at the University’s 49th Graduation Ceremony for his contribution towards the transformation of the Chapman Library Relaxation Arena. Mr. Asante was presented with a citation acknowledging his generous support in renovating the space, turning what was once an ordinary area into
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