On the first day of the competition, King Khalid University students, supported by the Deanship of Student Affairs, won three medals in the Saudi University Sports Federation Taekwondo Championship held at the University of Tabuk and organized by the Saudi University Sports Federation. The university team results were as follows: Mohamed Ali Al-Madawi won first place and the gold medal in the 74 kg category, Hatem Mohamed Al-Abdulrahman secured second place and the silver medal in the 80 kg category, and Yahya Mohamed Al-Asiri claimed third place and the bronze medal in the 54 kg category. These achievements reflect the continuous support provided by the Deanship of Student Affairs to the university teams and its ongoing encouragement for students to participate in various university sports competitions.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Agency for Female Student Affairs and in collaboration with the “Hawi” Quality of Life Program and the Asir Development Authority, organized a series of introductory workshops under the “Hawi” program, covering three main hobbies: paddle sports led by Ms. Noha Al-Shahrani, handicrafts led by Ms. Mana’a Al-Der’ani, and cooking led by Ms. Amal Al-Ammar. The workshops witnessed active participation of around 70 students, reflecting King Khalid University’s efforts to empower female students and develop their skills and diverse hobbies.

King Khalid University’s team, supported by the Deanship of Student Affairs, is participating in the Saudi Universities Taekwondo Championship (Male Students), held at the University of Tabuk and organized by the Saudi University Sports Federation from October 14 to 19, 2025. This participation reflects the university’s efforts to support sports activities and promote a spirit of healthy competition among students.

King Khalid University, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center under the Deanship of Student Affairs, participated in World Mental Health Day activities by organizing a lecture titled “Mental Health and Its Impact on Quality of Life” at the Technical College in Ahad Rifidah. The lecture was presented by clinical psychologist Qabeel Jadia Al-Yazidi and guidance specialist Saeed Zwaifer Al-Fard and aimed to raise awareness of the importance of mental health, its role in improving quality of life, and highlighting the impact of psychological balance on academic and social performance.

King Khalid University’s Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Agency for Female Student Affairs, organized the “Soft Clash” Debate Tournament 2, aiming to develop female students’ skills in dialogue, persuasion, and structured thinking while promoting a culture of constructive academic debate. The event included an introductory training program on debate techniques and academic communication skills, followed by competitive rounds where teams discussed diverse intellectual, social, and academic topics. Participants delivered presentations marked by logic, objectivity, and positive competitive spirit. The event witnessed active engagement from students and concluded with awards for the top three teams and a special prize for the best speaker.

King Khalid University, represented by the Deanship of Student Affairs’ Agency for Student Services and in collaboration with the Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center in Abha, conducted a workshop titled “Mental Health,” presented by Dr. Jibran bin Yahya Mukhzi, Vice Dean for Student Services, and Mr. Ahmed Ayed Al-Shuqiqi, as part of World Mental Health Day activities. The workshop aimed to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and ways to maintain it among students, contributing to psychological and social balance.

ing Khalid University, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Academic Guidance Unit) under the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized an academic program titled “The Impact of Daily Habits on Academic Performance” at the Applied College in Dhahran Al-Janoub. The program aimed to raise students’ awareness of how daily habits influence academic achievement and to develop their adaptability skills, thereby enhancing study performance and promoting psychological and academic balance

The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Academic Guidance Unit), organized an academic program for female students at King Khalid University titled “Mental Resilience and Academic Adaptability” at the Applied College in Sarat Abidah. The program aimed to enhance students’ awareness of the importance of mental resilience in overcoming academic challenges and to develop their adaptability skills to meet academic demands, contributing to improved academic performance and overall psychological and academic balance.

The Applied Medical Sciences Club in Khamis Mushait organized an event titled “A Sustainable Future Made by My Hands” on October 9, 2025, aiming to promote the concept of sustainability through handcrafting and recycling. The event featured several creative booths designed by students, most notably the Creative Recycling Corner, which showcased innovative products made from reused materials, reflecting the participants’ awareness of the importance of environmental protection and sustainable development.

The qualifiers of the 16th season of the Women's Futsal Championship concluded at the Sports Hall in Al-Faraa. The event was organized by King Khalid University, represented by the Deanship of Student Affairs, in cooperation with the Saudi University Sports Federation, and took place from October 8 to 11, 2025, with the participation of six universities and approximately 100 female students.

The championship witnessed intense competition and high-level performances throughout the tournament. Its activities also included two side championships — one for chess and another for recreational e-sports, both involving female students. Additionally, an exchange volleyball match was held between King Khalid University and Taif University, along with a series of entertainment workshops organized during the event, creating a comprehensive educational and recreational environment for the participating students.

Dr. Ali bin Misfer Al-Qahtani, Dean of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, emphasized that organizing such events reflects the university’s commitment to supporting female students’ athletic and cultural activities and to promoting the spirit of fair competition. He also praised the professional organization and fruitful collaboration among the participating entities.

Dr. Areej Al-Baheer, Vice Dean of Student Affairs for Female Students, noted that the tournament featured highly competitive and professional matches, resulting in the qualification of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University and King Khalid University to the final stages. She expressed her pride in the students’ participation and their dedication to excellence in athletic competition.