Looking for the latest about the University of Ibadan (UI)? This tag page brings together news, research breakthroughs, campus events and stories that matter to students, staff and alumni. Expect clear updates — from admissions and scholarships to safety alerts, sports results and academic wins.
We collect short news pieces and deeper reports that touch UI. You’ll see items on research projects, faculty achievements, student activism, graduations and public lectures. When a story affects campus life — like weather warnings, transport issues or event cancellations — we post fast so readers can act.
Are you a prospective student? Look for plain guides on how to check entry requirements, deadlines and where to find official forms. We do not replace the university’s admissions office, but we link to official sources and explain steps in simple terms.
For alumni and city residents, we cover things like fundraising drives, alumni meet-ups and partnerships between UI and businesses or government. If a faculty wins a grant or publishes a study with real-world impact, we explain what it means for the community, not just the academic jargon.
Want to find specific stories fast? Use the tag filters at the top of the page to sort by date or topic. Search for keywords like “scholarship,” “campus safety,” or the name of a department to narrow results. Bookmark this tag if you follow UI closely — it’s the easiest way to see related posts without scrolling the whole site.
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Need practical tips right now? For admissions, always check the university’s official portal for up-to-date entry lists and application steps. For safety or weather alerts affecting campus, trust official notices from university authorities and local emergency services first; then check our coverage for context and nearby impacts.
This page updates often. If you want deeper reads, look for investigative pieces and interviews with lecturers or students that explain the why behind headlines. If you prefer short updates, the teaser lines on each post give you the gist so you can decide what to read in full.
Got a story idea or correction? Use the contact link at the bottom of the site. We aim to be accurate and fair, and local tips help us report better. Follow this tag to keep tabs on the University of Ibadan — whether you’re applying, studying, working or just curious about one of Nigeria’s oldest universities.
Professor Ayo Banjo, esteemed academic and one-time Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, has passed away. Known for his scholastic excellence and significant contributions to Nigerian education, Banjo spearheaded pivotal reforms at UI between 2005 and 2010. His legacy includes a notable tenure as president of the Nigerian Academy of Letters.