Ethics conference - an interaction between town and gown put highlights on Ethics conference at Strathmore University on 29/10/2009, Visit of web inventor at Strathmore -Sir. Timothy Berners-Lee,Su use of video conferencing ...

Within this issue is, Choir lauches its premier album in South Africa, "Share your ideas with us",MP asks scholars, all roads lead to Rome,thanks to UNIV, CISA and CISM pass rates improve every year, Student entrepreneurs ...

In the Strathmore now a chartered university issues, articles captured include; Japanese handover language lab, School of Accountancy gets ACCA highest approval, Strathmore enterprise development centre launched and alumnus ...

Transforming Africa through Leadership - Open source software can grow Africa's ICTs capacity, ICE Dean makes investment proposals to Austrians, SU offering ACCA tuition in Tanzania and What it means to be a graduate of ...

Strathmore University Foundation is a non-profit corporation in support of Strathmore University projects and alumni in the United States and Kenya with highlights on {Book acquisitions to be launched, Public seminar in ...

Covered articles in this issue; SU the university with the highest web presence in East Africa, proclaiming peace atop Mt.Kilimanjaro, the Overlooked factor, Prof. David Sperling and Dr. J McFie decorated by state, Model ...

SU Quality recertified,2006 annual ethics conference on Media and the common good,Appointments, student activities, teaching and learning

Strathmore College celebrates 40 years. In this issue, Charles Kanjama briefly and comprehensively puts together articles for the question, "what is Opus Dei?" and "what has it got to do with Strathmore?".The issue gives ...

SU Digest - Strathmore university responds to humanitarian crisis captures articles on: How Academic Management System was implemented at SU, SU lauded for organizing Microsoft conference, Research key to competitiveness ...

This issues is special as its primary story is of a Kianda College alumnae, Her Worship the Mayor of Kisumu city, Mrs Prisca Auma Misachi as she foundly remembers her days in Kianda.