The College of Nursing Club in Khamis Mushait organized the event “Save a Life” on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency and the Saudi Red Crescent Authority. The event aimed to raise awareness of the importance of first aid and familiarize participants with the fundamentals of life-saving in emergency situations through training workshops and practical awareness demonstrations led by nursing and emergency specialists. This initiative is part of the college’s efforts to promote a culture of social responsibility and develop students’ skills in handling emergency cases in line with the humanitarian mission of the nursing profession.

The Central Entrepreneurship Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs, under the supervision of Dr. Mishaal Al-Qahtani and in partnership with the Creativity and Thinking Club and the Science Ambassadors Club, hosted the workshop “Creative Solutions Through Design Thinking” presented by Dr. Naif Jebli on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, at the Central Library, and it was streamed to female students via Teams. Participants learned about the design thinking methodology and its stages and engaged in practical exercises to creatively solve student-related challenges, allowing them to develop innovation and critical thinking skills in an interactive learning environment.

The College of Languages and Translation Club, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the program “Translation Lab” on Tuesday, October 7, 2025. The program aimed to introduce students to specialized branches of translation and develop their practical skills through interactive activities and demonstrations. It included practical presentations and competitions in religious, tourism, medical, and legal translation, along with a segment introducing technical tools that aid translation. The event concluded with the awarding of top positions by the department’s judging committee, creating an atmosphere of competition and enthusiasm, which helped enhance students’ skills and encouraged innovation in various translation fields.

The Applied College Club in Dhahran Al-Janoub, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the event “Sports Hour” on Wednesday morning, October 8, 2025, aiming to raise awareness of the importance of physical activity and its role in improving students’ physical and mental health, while encouraging them to adopt exercise as a daily lifestyle. The event promoted participation and energy among the students through a variety of physical activities suitable for all fitness levels.

The Applied College Club in Tanomah organized a student program titled “Profit Algorithms” on Tuesday, October 7, 2025, aiming to enhance students’ presentation skills and foster innovation in business projects. The program brought together students from Accounting and E-Marketing specialties, providing a practical learning environment for idea exchange, project development, and encouraging entrepreneurial spirit among the students.

In an atmosphere filled with authenticity and generosity, the College of Law Club celebrated Saudi Coffee Day on Monday, October 6, 2025, blending the fragrance of heritage with a sense of national pride. The corner was decorated with traditional touches telling the story of Saudi coffee, a symbol of hospitality and identity, and the event concluded with serving coffee to visitors along with a brief overview of its history and ingredients, reflecting the cultural and social spirit of this cherished tradition.

The College of Arts and Humanities Club, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the event “Architectural Heritage” on Monday, October 6, 2025, aiming to highlight the beauty of Saudi historical buildings and reinforce pride in the national cultural and architectural heritage. The event witnessed a distinguished attendance of students and faculty members and included a visual presentation of traditional architecture and sections simulating heritage styles, reflecting the authenticity of national heritage and the spirit of the place.

The College of Nursing Club in Abha, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students and with the participation of the Maternal and Child Nursing Department, organized the program “The Saving Hands” on Monday, October 6, 2025, as part of awareness activities aimed at promoting first aid knowledge among students and familiarizing them with essential emergency procedures before the arrival of medical staff. The program included an introductory presentation on the concept of first aid and the importance of swift action to save lives, along with practical exercises on scenarios such as cardiopulmonary resuscitation, bleeding control, and dealing with burns and choking incidents.

The College of Law Club organized a mock trial on human trafficking on Sunday, October 5, 2025, at the college auditorium, aiming to provide students with practical training in criminal procedures from arrest to final judgment. The trial included four main stages: investigation and arrest, where students demonstrated how initial procedures are conducted; interrogation, during which defendants were questioned and witnesses summoned in a realistic courtroom setting; trial proceedings, in which the public prosecutor presented the case and requested the appropriate penalty; and finally, pronouncement of judgment, where the verdict was logically reasoned and detailed, reflecting the students’ understanding of legal processes and the importance of justice.

The Applied College Club in Abha, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized a celebration program on the occasion of World Teachers’ Day under the theme “The Influential Teacher” on Sunday, October 5, 2025. The program aimed to honor the vital role of teachers in shaping generations and building the future, reaffirming the significance of their educational and moral mission. The event featured a variety of activities, most notably a wall titled “Every Word You Say Leaves a Mark in Their Lives”, where students expressed gratitude and appreciation to their teachers by writing heartfelt and sincere messages of thanks.