By Blaise Gitonga Kenyan universities admit thousands of students each year, ushering them into a world of academic pursuit, newfound freedom, and vibrant social life. Within these corridors and campus streets, friendships blossom, memories are made, and dynamics unfold, some playful, others complex. Among these, a recurring pattern emerges: certain male students find themselves entangled in roles that serve the social, academic, and financial needs of their female peers. 1.

a fourth-year student at Chuka University, Pursuing Journalism and Mass Communication.

By Sharon Gatebi A picture of the late Raila Odinga In the story of Kenya’s democracy, one of the names that echo loudly is "Raila Amolo Odinga". A man who has spent decades walking the thin line between hope and heartbreak, victory and resistance, Raila’s journey mirrors the country’s own struggle for freedom, justice, and identity. Raila Odinga, was born on 7 January 1945 in the Nyanza province in Siaya. His parents were Mary Juma Odinga and Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, who serv

By Njeri Mickeydan Kioko Students getting their laptops repaired during the Tech Week Remember that feeling? The shared, unspoken problem that seemed to echo through every hostel, the library, and the lecture halls? The sigh you let out when your laptop’s fan roared louder than the lecturer, or the stubborn "Activate Windows" watermark haunted your screen? For one week in October, that feeling was replaced by the buzz of solutions and the quiet hum of rejuvenated machines. Fr

Name; Beyonce Wambui Macharia Students running businesses outside the university Other than students spending most of their time in books they have also embraced side hustles. Hitting the books is one part of the equation while hustling is the other. A side hustle is a part-time activity that one takes on in addition to what they mainly do. Most of the students in Universities and colleges have taken on side hustles, the skills they have being the key factor. The side hustles

By Samson Njeru On 15th October 2025 from 7:00PM, A wave of emotion swept across Chuka University on Wednesday as hundreds of students gathered on the main main entrance (Gate A) to honor the late Raila Amollo Odinga, a man many regarded as a champion of democracy, freedom, and social justice in Kenya. The event, organized by the Chuka University Students Association, Chuka university Luo Student Association , comrades and local residents who came to reflect on Raila’s life a

By Yvonne Njeri Have you ever wondered why Gen Z has become such a “hot” generation in this era? Unlike previous generations often bound...

By Mickeydan Kioko The Week Before the Fix You know that feeling when your laptop starts acting up? That little sigh you let out when the...

By Samuel Mwangi Ngari. The ballot is powerful as the bullet, are the words of legendary American civil rights activist, Malcom X. This...

By Sally Nkirote In recent weeks,the story of a young man named Vincent Kaluma,populary known as Kaluma Boy,has touched the hearts of...

By Samuel Mwangi Ngari Earlier this week on Tuesday 7th of October, Chuka University held a welcoming ceremony to celebrate John Tingoi...

By Samuel Mwangi Ngari Chuka University today held a mental walk to create awareness about mental health and to mark World Mental Health...

By Blaise Gitonga If you thought tote bags were still a thing on campus, then you clearly underestimated these daughters of Jezebel who,...

By Samuel Mwangi N. What is Myopia?  Myopia was defined as an SE refraction ≤−0.50D and an uncorrected visual acuity <5.0 in either eye...

By Frankline Oyanda Otieno Automation and innovation has been one of the biggest input man has developed to shape his surrounding by...

By Peter Bishop The 2025 Safari 7s has received a huge boost after Kenya Breweries Limited (KBL), under its  beer brand Tusker, announced...

By Isaac Wambua Crochet is a needlework technique that uses a single hooked tool to interconnect loops of yarn producing a delicate...

By Samuel Ngari Mike Muchiri was found dead in his car near KCB in Chuka town on Monday 29 th  September of this week. Muchiri, 29 years...

By Mickeydan Kioko Most of the recent events I've attended, I've seen walls covered with posters celebrating the girls; the young women's...

By Glory Kaunda. Vibrant shades everywhere: Thick rope like strands of hair swing and shine flowing down shoulders and backs .  Some glow...