The Applied College Club in Rijal Almaa, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students and the College of Culture and Arts, organized the “Arts Event” on Thursday, November 21, 2024, at the college theater. The event featured various presentations, including the world of music, interior design basics, fashion design, and digital painting. It also included a singing competition and a costume fashion show. The event concluded with the honoring of the College of Culture and Arts and Dr. Limya Malasi, the activities supervisor, and the opening of the Street of Art, which featured four main sections: Calligraphy and Painting, Fashion Design, Furniture and Decoration, and Music.

The College of Pharmacy Club at King Khalid University organized “Padel Day” at M3 Padel Courts in Al-Mahala on Thursday, November 21, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. 43 students participated, divided into 3 courts, competing in a spirited atmosphere. The event aimed to promote physical activity and concluded with the distribution of symbolic prizes to the winning teams.

The College of Languages and Translation Club, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized the “Future Teachers: World Tolerance Day” program at the 16th Girls’ Intermediate School in Abha, on Thursday, November 21, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The program featured discussions on the importance of tolerance, an introduction to the college’s specializations, university life, and competitions and entertainment activities.

The Applied Medical Sciences Club in Al-Faraa, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities and in partnership with the Female Section of the College, organized an event titled “Antibiotic Resistance” at Lavanda Park Mall on the evening of Thursday, November 21, 2024. The event was inaugurated by Dr. Abdullah Al-Aishan, Vice Dean of the Applied Medical Sciences College in Al-Faraa, in the presence of several college officials, administrators, and faculty members. During the event, students provided health advice and consultations to visitors, and some cases requiring further medical attention were referred to the college’s clinical departments.

The Applied College Club in Sarat Abidah organized an event titled “PlayStation Championship” on Thursday evening, 19th Jumada Al-Awwal 1446 AH, aiming to foster a spirit of competition among the college’s students. The championship witnessed active participation, with students divided into teams competing until the final match. At the end of the event, the club supervisor honored the winning team in recognition of their outstanding performance.

The Central Media Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs organized the "Viewers’ Race" event on Thursday morning, corresponding to 19/5/1446 AH. The event coincided with World Television Day and aimed to revive classic Saudi television programs in a modern way. This initiative serves as a significant step in fostering cultural and intellectual engagement among students while enhancing team spirit.

The event featured a competition among student clubs in three rounds, each lasting 15 minutes. The first round witnessed a spirited contest between the College of Pharmacy Club and the Entrepreneurship Club, which concluded with the Entrepreneurship Club's victory. In the second round, the College of Engineering Club competed against the Institutional Communication Club, with the College of Engineering Club emerging as the winner.

To add excitement and engagement, audience voting was opened for five minutes after the competition rounds. The votes determined which club deserved the title of “Audience Star.” After the votes were tallied, the College of Engineering Club was crowned with the title, demonstrating their success in winning the audience’s admiration.

This event marked a vital step in strengthening national identity among students and highlighting the role of media in honing talents and developing skills. Additionally, it contributed to preserving and celebrating Saudi television’s legacy by passing its cultural impact and significance on to future generations.