The Colleges Table Tennis Championship (Singles) concluded on Monday evening at the sports complex of SQU, amidst a distinctive Ramadan atmosphere and competition among 20 students from various colleges.The championship, held in a knockout type, featured thrilling matches, with the top two players from each group advancing to the semi-finals. The final match saw Badr Al-Jassasi from the College of Arts and Social Sciences facing Abdulaziz Al-Khatib from the same college. The high-level technical...

Research in the life sciences, including fields such as medicine and agriculture, presents unique challenges that make it more demanding compared to disciplines like engineering, physics, and chemistry. One of the most prominent challenges is the complexity and diversity of living systems. Genetic and environmental variations make designing experiments and reliably replicating results difficult, as biological systems are highly interconnected, meaning that altering one component can have unexpec...

SQU and the Authority for Public Services Regulation signed a cooperation programme this morning aimed at strengthening academic and research collaboration. This initiative seeks to facilitate the exchange of expertise and the development of research and consultancy fields within the electricity, water, wastewater, natural gas transmission, and waste management sectors.The cooperation agreement was signed by His Highness Sayyid Dr. Fahd bin Al Julanda Al Said, the Vice-Chancellor, and His E...

The Commerce Group students from the College of Economics and Political Science have organised the 13th charity used books exhibition called “A Tale of Giving” at Muscat City Centre in Al Mawaleh. This exhibition is an annual event that seeks to promote the culture of reading and the spirit of giving among different generations by reviving used books to support charitable work. The sustainability of this event lies in the continued efforts of the students and the college adminis...