The College of Culture and Arts Club in Rijal Alma, in cooperation with the Student Activities Agency at the Deanship of Student Affairs, hosted the “University Chess Competition” on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, as part of the club’s initiatives to promote mental sports within the university community and encourage students to participate in activities that blend entertainment with cognitive skill development. The competition featured notable performances from participating students, and concluded with honoring the first-place winner, student Ahmed bin Ali Ahmed, in recognition of his outstanding achievement. The organizers extended their appreciation to all students who contributed to the success of the event, reaffirming the club’s commitment to offering programs that help discover talents and enhance students’ skills.

The Central Scout Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs organized a field visit to Abha International Airport on Monday, December 1, 2025, with the aim of introducing participants to the airport’s facilities, operational processes, passenger services, and safety and security procedures, in addition to exploring the logistical and administrative aspects that support efficient airport operations. This visit served as an educational and awareness-raising experience that enhances young people’s understanding of airport management and opens opportunities for volunteerism and involvement in community-oriented activities aligned with the values of scouting. The initiative highlights the importance of such visits in fostering national awareness, strengthening a sense of belonging, and encouraging scouts to engage actively in community programs that promote volunteer work and collaborative efforts.

The College of Law Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, hosted the “Social Gathering” event on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, with the attendance of the club’s board members, faculty, the Dean of Student Affairs, and representatives of the Deanship. The event was held at Rival Camp in a warm and engaging atmosphere aimed at strengthening communication between students and the academic community, fostering deeper connections within the college environment. The gathering witnessed notable participation and positive interaction, earning the appreciation of attendees for providing a space for dialogue and closer engagement, reflecting the College of Law Club’s commitment to enhancing a sense of belonging and promoting constructive communication within the college.

The College of Business Club, in cooperation with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, concluded its social program on Wednesday, December 3, 2025, titled “Creativity Exhibition.” The initiative aimed to support students, develop their entrepreneurial skills, and provide them with a platform to showcase their projects in a university environment that fosters innovation and creativity, enhancing their practical creativity and innovative thinking within an engaging academic framework.

The College of Law Club organized a panel discussion titled “Water and Law: Towards Sustainable Development” on Tuesday, December 2, 2025. The session focused on the Saudi Water System and the 2030 Water Security Strategy, providing a legal and religious grounding for water usage, addressing sustainability challenges such as resource scarcity and climate change, and exploring innovative solutions to support sustainable water management. The discussion aimed to raise students’ awareness of water-related laws and regulations, linking theoretical knowledge with practical challenges in the context of sustainable development.

The Al-Sarat Al-Abaida Applied College Club, in cooperation with the Student Affairs Deanship for Female Students, organized a student visit to the Digital Entrepreneurship Center at King Khalid University in Quraiger on Monday, December 1, 2025. The visit aimed to introduce students to the digital entrepreneurship ecosystem and showcase the services provided by university innovation centers to support projects, while enhancing their skills in innovation and entrepreneurial thinking through a hands-on experience highlighting the digital business environment and modern technologies employed.

The College of Tourism and Hospitality Club at King Khalid University, in cooperation with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students and in partnership with Al Abu Sarah Historical Palaces, organized the “Everlasting Asir Sustainability” event on Sunday, 30 November 2025. The initiative aimed to highlight ancestral practices and their role in achieving modern sustainability concepts, while raising environmental and cultural awareness among participants, offering an educational experience that bridges local heritage with contemporary sustainable practices.

The Al-Tanoumah Applied College Club – Female Section organized an exhibition on Sunday, 30 November 2025, showcasing handicrafts and creative skills from various specializations and academic levels. The exhibition aimed to equip students with innovation and creativity skills, foster teamwork and coordination, and provide an interactive platform to display their creative abilities while enhancing their personal and professional development.

The College of Dentistry Club organized a practical activity titled “Check Yourself!” on Tuesday, December 2, 2025. The event aimed to educate students on how to perform self-examinations using a mirror and to explain warning signs such as gum bleeding, plaque, cavities, spots, color changes, and oral odor. The activity combined theoretical instruction with hands-on practice to enhance participants’ understanding and equip them with effective self-care and preventive skills.

The College of Pharmacy Club organized a field activity titled “Pharmacy at the Heart of Life” on Monday, December 1, 2025, which included a visit to Al-Hayat National Hospital. The initiative aimed to highlight the pivotal role of pharmacists within the healthcare system, introduce students to practical skills, and enhance their understanding of the pharmacist’s impact in delivering comprehensive healthcare services.