Private Universities: Easy or Earned?
A recent video claimed private universities are “easy” places to pass. That’s a misconception worth correcting. To those who dismiss private universities as “easy,” I see you. I once came across a vox pop where a young lady claimed that Pan-Atlantic University students aren’t academically sound. I couldn’t help but laugh—not because her words were amusing, but because they revealed how little she knew. Ignorance often makes people judge what they barely understand. I cannot
Energy Efficiency and Clean Power for a More Sustainable Campus
Pan-Atlantic University continues to advance its commitment to responsible energy use through a structured, campus-wide plan aimed at reducing overall electricity consumption and transitioning to cleaner, more sustainable energy sources. In 2024, the University launched a targeted initiative to reduce per capita electricity use by 5% by the fourth quarter, marking a major step in its long-term sustainability agenda. To support this goal, electricity consumption has been monitored monthly and quarterly, using year-on-year comparisons to
Grammar and Speaking Tips for University Professionals by Dr. Ruth Oji
Even the most accomplished professionals can benefit from a refresher on communication fundamentals. Here are some common mistakes that can undermine your credibility in emails, meetings, and presentations. Consider the following email and writing essentials: Its vs. It’s – “Its” shows possession: “The department submitted its report.”– “It’s” means “it is”: “It’s time for the meeting.” Effect vs. Affect – “Effect” is usually a noun: “The new policy had a positive effect.”– “Affect” is usually
Student Spotlight: Akaninyene Udoh Imeh
Akaninyene Udoh Imeh, a first-year film and multimedia student, is capturing stories through the lens. He recently won the 2024 Yemisi Shyllon Museum of Art, Pan-Atlantic University Photography Competition. Please introduce yourself: Hi, my name is Akaninyene, but you can call me Akan for short. I’m 19 years old and studying film and multimedia at Pan-Atlantic University. I live in Abuja; I was born and raised in Abuja. Since I was a kid, I’ve always
Digital evolution: The threats and coping strategies
Author: Tolu Olagunju The emerging world of overall computation and connectivity is not only magical but simply irresistible, however, the more we are demanding of these novelties the more the demands it placed on us as humans. Emerging technology is perhaps far more intelligent with no human limitations but perhaps more chaotic and inhumane. In truth, on one side digital technology is a haven but on the other a Frankenstein monster that requires intentionality and






