The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Persons with Disabilities Unit), organized an event on the occasion of World Breast Cancer Day under the slogan “Power… Pink.” The event aimed to raise awareness among female students at King Khalid University about the importance of early detection of breast cancer, encourage them to adopt a healthy lifestyle that aids in disease prevention, and enhance the psychological and social support for patients while promoting a culture of solidarity and community support.

The sixteenth season of the Female Students’ Futsal Championship qualifiers concluded at Al-Far‘a Sports Hall, organized by King Khalid University through the Deanship of Student Affairs in collaboration with the Saudi University Sports Federation, with participation from six universities and around 100 students. The championship featured intense competitions along with accompanying events including chess and e-sports tournaments, an exhibition volleyball match, and recreational workshops, creating a comprehensive educational and entertaining atmosphere. Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Ali bin Misfer Al-Qahtani, emphasized that the events foster fair competition among students, while Dr. Arij Al-Buheir, Vice Dean for Female Student Affairs, praised the professional level of the championship and the qualification of Princess Nourah and King Khalid Universities to the final rounds.

The Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Social Guidance Unit), in collaboration with the College of Nursing in Abha, organized an awareness program titled “Safe Use of Medications and Antibiotics” at the College of Engineering Theater. The program, presented by Drs. Dawlat and Mona, covered several key topics including correct use of medications and antibiotics, and the importance of consulting a doctor or pharmacist before taking any medicine. The program aimed to raise students’ awareness about the safe use of medications and reduce incorrect practices in their consumption.

The Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Academic Guidance Unit), organized an academic program titled “Impact of Daily Habits on Academic Performance” at the Applied College in Dhahran Al-Janoub. The program aimed to raise students’ awareness of the impact of daily habits on academic achievement and develop their academic adaptation skills, contributing to improved academic performance and achieving psychological and academic balance.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Academic Guidance Unit), organized an academic program titled “Self-Learning: Steps to Build an Educational Plan for a Successful Individual” at the Applied College in Tanumah. The program aimed to empower female students to acquire self-learning skills, develop personal educational plans that enhance their academic performance, and strengthen their ability to take responsibility for learning, manage time, and achieve academic goals effectively and independently.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center (Social Guidance Unit and Financial & Administrative Affairs Unit), organized an event to mark World Breast Cancer Day under the slogan “Check… Because You Are Precious.” The event aimed to raise students’ awareness about the importance of early detection of breast cancer, encourage them to adopt a healthy lifestyle that contributes to disease prevention, and enhance the psychological and social support for patients while promoting a culture of solidarity and assistance.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, represented by the Student Care and Counseling Center – Preventive Guidance Unit – in collaboration with the Asir Health Cluster, organized an awareness campaign for female students at King Khalid University titled “Smoke-Free Life… Towards a Healthy Future.” The campaign covered several university colleges, including the College of Tourism and Hospitality in Al-Far‘a, the Academic Complex in Al-Mahala, the Academic Complex on King Abdullah Road, the Academic Complex in Al-Quraiger, and the Applied College in Tanumah. It aimed to raise students’ awareness of the health and social hazards of smoking and promote positive behaviors towards adopting a healthy, smoke-free lifestyle.

The Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, represented by the Nutrition Department, announced the launch of the pilot phase for booking breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals through the “Mohtam” online platform. Students can place their orders via the designated link, with reservations required a day in advance, as part of the Deanship’s efforts to facilitate student services and enhance the university experience.

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.