The Sustainable Entrepreneurship Hackathon, organized by the Sustainability and Entrepreneurship Clubs in partnership with the Deanship of Student Affairs, concluded on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at the female students’ campus. Participants presented innovative projects across five tracks supporting the university’s sustainability initiatives: Sustainable Energy, Health Innovation, Smart Education, Sustainable Cities, and Climate Protection. The event concluded with the top three projects being honored in recognition of the students’ creativity and practical solutions, with the judging panel praising the quality and feasibility of the ideas.

The Digital Technology Club at King Khalid University, in partnership with the Nazaha Club and the Entrepreneurship Center, and in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs, hosted the “Integrity in Using AI in the Academic Environment” event on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at CODE LAB – Quraiger, attended by female students. The event highlighted ethical practices in AI usage, adherence to academic standards, and included practical examples to guide responsible technology use. It concluded with certificate distribution amid active participation and engagement from attendees.

The Digital Technology Club, in collaboration with the Scientific Research Unit at the College of Computer Science and the Entrepreneurship Center, conducted the “Responding to Cyberattacks” workshop from November 9 to 12, 2025, at CODE LAB – Quraiger, presented by Dr. Sara Abu Ghazaleh. The course focused on practical approaches to cybersecurity, with students learning methods to detect breaches, analyze attacks, and conduct hands-on experiments using cybersecurity tools to identify intrusions and secure systems. The workshop also included simulations of real attack environments to enhance effective incident response skills. The program concluded with a review of practical outcomes and best practices for system security, highlighting the students’ enthusiasm and commitment to developing their cybersecurity capabilities.

The Applied College Club in Tanomah, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized the “Kholas Ebda’” event on Sunday, November 16, 2025, providing a platform for students to showcase innovative ideas and develop their creative skills. Participants included Ali Mohammed Ali Al-Shahri, Muhannad Yahya Al-Ahmari, and Mohammed Faiz Al-Shahri, and the event was attended by numerous students and faculty members, led by Dr. Abdullah Al-Shahri, CEO of the college. The event concluded with recognition of participants in a celebratory atmosphere full of pride and achievement.

The College of Sharia and Fundamentals of Religion Club, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized the “Al-Samaa Sessions on Umdat al-Ahkam” program on Sunday, November 16, 2025, attended by approximately 50 students. The program featured Dr. Yahya bin Hussein Al-Harbi, a faculty member in the Department of Fiqh and Its Fundamentals, and aimed to grant students certification in classical Islamic texts, providing direct scholarly engagement with the text of Al-Hafiz Al-Maqdisi’s Umdat al-Ahkam and its author, thereby enhancing students’ academic level and enriching their study experience in Fiqh and its principles.

The College of Applied Medical Sciences Club in Khamis Mushait (male section), in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized an awareness event titled Global Anesthesia Day (Myths & Facts) on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at Lavanda Park, attended by students and visitors from various disciplines. The event aimed to raise awareness about anesthesia, correct common misconceptions, and highlight the crucial role of medical staff in ensuring patient safety during medical and surgical procedures. It featured interactive awareness stations demonstrating anesthesia mechanisms and types, giving participants a close insight into the scientific and practical aspects of this vital specialty. The event witnessed high engagement from attendees who appreciated the content and emphasized the importance of such initiatives in promoting health literacy and public awareness.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, through the Vice Deanship for Female Student Affairs and under the supervision of the Saudi Federation for University Sports, organized the “Exchange Sports Event” on Wednesday, 16/4/1447 AH, at the sports hall in Al-Faraa.

This event comes as part of the federation’s exchange activities, where volleyball matches were held between female students from King Khalid University and Taif University, with a total of 28 players participating.

The event was marked by enthusiasm and strong support from the audience, and it concluded with the distribution of commemorative gifts to the participating students.

The King Khalid University women’s basketball team, supported by the Deanship of Student Affairs and represented by the Vice Deanship for Female Student Affairs, participated in a sports basketball match held in the city of Taif and hosted by Taif University on 23/4/1447 AH.

The match concluded with a victory for Taif University’s team, with a score of 22–15, and 10 female students from King Khalid University took part in the event.