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PRE-CAREER FAIR ENGAGEMENT WITH SPONSORS

Palm University set the tone for its Career Fair with a maiden Pre-Career Fair Session, bringing students, staff, and faculty together for an interactive start to the week’s activities.

The session gave Palmers a chance to connect directly with the fair’s sponsors, Ascend Digital Solutions Ltd. and Cargill. It created a relaxed but insightful space where students could hear firsthand from industry professionals about what it takes to grow and succeed in today’s work environment.

Representatives from both organizations shared their personal career journeys, highlighting the challenges they faced and the lessons they learned along the way. They also offered practical advice on how students can position themselves, make the most of opportunities, and build relevant skills while still in school.

The session wrapped up with a buffet, giving Palmers the chance to interact, network, and unwind. It was a good moment for connections ahead of the main Career Fair activities.

With this strong start, Palm University College continues to create meaningful opportunities for Palmers to connect with industry, gain exposure, and prepare for life beyond the lecture halls

2026 CAREER FAIR

On the 1^st of April, Palm University successfully held its 2026 Career Fair, bringing together a wide range of companies from different industries. Participating organizations included IT Consortium, PZ Cussons, World Shoe, Bidvest Microfinance Limited, OML Africa, Enterprise Life, First National Bank, SBP Africa, Consolidated Shipping Agencies Ltd, Telecel, Asustem Robotics, Ericsson, Bunge, The Open Global, Amalitech, TGTS Africa, Y FM Ghana, Adroit 360, ALX, Stemaide Africa, Margins ID Group, and National Banking College. The event was proudly sponsored by Ascend Digital Solutions Limited and Cargill.

Throughout the day, Palmers had the opportunity to interact directly with company representatives, ask questions, and learn more about different career paths and industry expectations. Palmers used the opportunity to build connections and explore possible internships and job opportunities.

One of the highlights of the event was the Palm Innovative Challenge, where students presented projects under the themes Taylorni, Venture Vault, and Cyber Shield. The projects were assessed by industry professionals, adding a practical and competitive edge to the experience. At the end of the presentations, Team Taylorni emerged as the overall winner.

The Career Fair was not just about networking; it was also a chance for Palmers to showcase their ideas, gain feedback, and better understand how their skills apply in real-world settings. Overall, the event reflected Palm University’s ongoing effort to prepare students for life after school by connecting them with industry and practical opportunities.

WEEKLY CAREER SEMINARS

Throughout April, the Department of Career Services and Corporate Engagement organized a series of practical seminars aimed at getting students ready for life after school. Industry experts and entrepreneurs came in to share their experiences and lessons, making it easier for Palmers to relate what they learn in class to what actually happens in the workplace. The sessions also pushed students to think more seriously about their goals, look into different opportunities, and begin building useful connections for the future.

Here is a quick look at some of the impactful seminars held during the month

1. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND START-UP SIMULATION

Palm University continues to create opportunities for students to engage with practical and hands-on learning experiences. As part of this effort, a seminar on Entrepreneurship and Start-Up Simulation was organized in partnership with ALX.

The session gave Palmers the chance to think like founders by working through ideas, identifying problems, and exploring how to build solutions with intention. Rather than focusing only on theory, the seminar encouraged active participation and real-time problem solving.

Students showed a high level of curiosity and engagement throughout the session, asking questions and sharing ideas. The interactive nature of the seminar made it easy for participants to connect what they were learning to real-world situations.

Overall, the session was practical. It served as a reminder that entrepreneurship is not just something to learn about, but something to experience and practice, even while in school.

1. RISK MANAGEMENT AND COMPLIANCE

As part of Palm University’s effort to expose Palmers to practical industry knowledge, a seminar on Risk Management and Compliance was held, facilitated by a team from Cargill. The seminar gave Palmers real insight into how organizations manage risk in everyday operations.

The session broke down the concept of risk in a simple and relatable way, helping Palmers understand that risk is part of both personal and professional life. The facilitators explained that while risk cannot be avoided, it can be managed through the right strategies and decisions.

Palmers were introduced to key areas such as identifying and assessing risks, as well as practical ways organizations respond to them. The session was interactive, with students actively engaging and asking questions throughout.

Overall, it was a practical and insightful experience that helped Palmers better appreciate the role of risk management in business and decision-making.

1. WIRELESS COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGIES

Palm University recently held a seminar on Wireless Communication and Technologies. The seminar introduced Palmers to how communication systems have evolved over time and the emerging trends in technology.

The seminar touched on the journey of wireless communication, showing how far technology has come, from basic forms of communication to more advanced systems used today. One interesting takeaway for many students was understanding how wireless technology makes it possible for humans to communicate with satellites

The seminar gave Palmers a clearer picture of how wireless communication plays a role in everyday life and modern systems. It also sparked interest in how these technologies continue to develop and shape the future.

Overall, the seminar was simple but insightful, helping students appreciate the importance of wireless communication in today’s world.

PALM CENTER FOR ETHICAL LEADERSHIP

The Center for Ethical Leadership, in collaboration with Palm University, recently took part in the Career Day at St. Roses Senior High School as part of its outreach activities.

The team was warmly received by students who showed great interest and enthusiasm throughout the session. It was an engaging experience, with students asking questions and actively participating in the discussions.

During the session, the team shared insights about Palm University College, highlighting available programs, career services, and the institution’s focus on developing students who are both ethical and excellent.

The outreach provided a good opportunity to connect with the students and introduce them to what Palm has to offer. It was a meaningful experience, and the team looks forward to seeing some of these students enroll in the University.

CLASS OF 2029 DEBATES THE HONOUR SYSTEM

As part of the University’s commitment to raising students who value integrity and responsibility, Palm University continues to emphasize the Honour System and Examination Honour Code.

In line with this, The Class of 2029 took part in a debate on the motion: “The Honour System and Examination Honour Code Should Be Adopted.” The session was engaging, with students presenting strong arguments on both sides and showing good critical thinking and public speaking skills. At the end of the debate, the team opposing the motion emerged as the winners.

Following the debate, and in keeping with Palm’s culture, the Class of 2029 went on to vote on whether the Honour System and Examination Honour Code should be adopted by the class. The majority voted in favour.

At Palm, the focus goes beyond academics; we are intentional about shaping character.

PALM UNIVERSITY HOSTS 2026 WORLD QUANTUM DAY

Palm University College recently hosted the World Quantum Day 2026 Youth Outreach Program, in collaboration with ESDEV Foundation Africa and Portuguese Quantum Institute (PQI). The event created a strong atmosphere of curiosity and innovation, with a clear focus on the future of quantum technology and its relevance to Africa.

A key highlight was the official launch of Quantum@School Ghana and the inauguration of Palm’s Quantum Club, the first university-based club of its kind in Ghana. This marked an important step toward building interest and opportunities in quantum education.

During the session, participants were introduced to core concepts such as superposition and entanglement, as well as real-world applications like secure communication. The discussions helped connect these ideas to broader areas like cybersecurity and emerging technologies.

Overall, the event was engaging and insightful, giving students a glimpse into the future of science and innovation while positioning them to be part of it.

PAN-ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY EXPLORES PARTNERSHIP WITH PALM

Palm University had the honour of hosting a delegation from Pan-Atlantic University (PAU), Nigeria, as part of ongoing efforts to foster strategic academic partnerships and global engagement.

The PAU delegation comprised the Head and the Director of Academic Programs, Admissions, and Mastercard Foundation Programs, as well as the Lead for Exchange Programs. They were received by representatives of Palm, including the Founder & President, the Registrar, Officer, Career Services, the Officer, Center for Ethical Leadership, and a Volunteer for the Student Life & Community Engagement Department.

The visit centered on discussions toward establishing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two institutions. Conversations highlighted opportunities for collaboration, particularly in student exchange and leadership development initiatives.

The PAU team shared insights into their flagship “Cultural & Entrepreneurship Exchange Program,” a three-week program held annually in July. The program integrates cultural immersion with entrepreneurship, with a strong focus on Music, Fashion, and Film, offering students a unique platform for creativity, innovation, and cross-cultural learning.

Both institutions also took the opportunity to present their respective histories, missions, and academic offerings. Notably, PAU expressed a strong interest in partnering with Palm University College due to the clear alignment in their shared commitment to raising ethical and excellent leaders, as well as Palm’s distinctive emphasis on ethics and moral leadership.

The visit concluded on a positive note, with PAU indicating a keen interest in formalizing the partnership through an MoU. This prospective collaboration marks an important step in Palm University College’s vision to expand its global footprint and provide students with transformative international learning experiences.

STUDENT LIFE

2026 STUDENT COUNCIL WEEK CELEBRATION

Palm University recently celebrated an exciting Student Council Week, bringing the campus to life with a variety of activities that encouraged leadership, creativity, and a strong sense of community. It was a lively and memorable week, with students fully involved and enjoying every moment.

Here’s a quick recap of how the week unfolded:

1. PRAISE JAM

The 2026 Palm Student Council Week was launched with a praise jam in collaboration with the Palm Community Church, setting a meaningful and uplifting tone for the week. Students came together in praise and worship, creating an atmosphere of energy and reflection as the celebrations began.

1. HEALTH WALK AND OLD SCHOOL NIGHT

Student Council Week featured a Health Walk that brought Palmers together for a morning of movement and wellness. The day started with aerobics, setting the pace before the walk, with Palmers showing up and participating actively.

The day ended on a lighter note with an Old School Night, where Palmers took things back and enjoyed a relaxed, nostalgic evening together.

1. PANEL DISCUSSION

As part of the week’s activities, Palmers took part in a Panel Discussion on the topic “Love, Pressure, and Priorities: Can students balance relationships, academics, and personal goals?” The session sparked honest conversations, with students sharing perspectives and engaging openly on issues that affect their daily lives.

After the discussion, the mood shifted to a more relaxed setting with a Sip and Paint session, where students had the chance to unwind, connect, and express their creativity.

1. FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT

The Student Council Week featured an exciting inter-university football match that brought together Palm University College, Regional Maritime University, and Radford University. The games were intense and competitive, with each team putting up a strong performance. In the end, Regional Maritime University emerged as the winner, taking home the trophy.

The atmosphere was lively, with Palmers showing up in their numbers to support and cheer on their team. After the match, activities continued with a Kenkey Bazaar, where students gathered to enjoy good food and relax after the games.

1. CULTURAL DIVERSITY AND BEYOND THE BOOKS

Palmers had the chance to express themselves beyond the classroom during a lively campus festival filled with creativity, talent, and fun. One of the standout moments was the cultural displays by different ethnic groups on campus.

The performances and exhibitions were full of colour and energy, giving everyone a feel of Ghana’s rich cultural diversity. It was a good moment of celebration, bringing students together and encouraging appreciation for the different cultures within the Palm community.

1. THANKSGIVING

The week came to a close with a Thanksgiving service, where the Palm Community gathered to reflect and give thanks. It was a calm and meaningful moment after a very active week, with a focus on growth, excellence, and ethical leadership.

From the health walk and sports to the panel discussion, cultural displays, and other activities, Student Council Week turned out to be a memorable and well-rounded experience for Palmers.

STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS

Following a lively manifesto reading, Palm University successfully held its Student Council elections. Students turned out in good numbers to cast their votes, taking part in a process that was free, fair, and transparent.

The elections reflected active student participation and a shared commitment to choosing leaders to represent the Palm community.

STUDENT COUNCIL LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM

Palm University organized a leadership training program to prepare the newly elected Student Council leaders for their roles and responsibilities.

The session covered key areas such as student governance, the university structure, communication, teamwork, planning, and financial management. There was also emphasis on accountability, ethical leadership, and the need for leaders to work together and represent students effectively.

Overall, the training was practical and useful, giving the new leaders a better understanding of how to approach their roles and serve the student body well.

DONOR SPOTLIGHT

Donor of the month

The Palm University Foundation is proud to recognize one of its donors as the Donor of the Month.

Beyond her generosity, she has served as a dedicated member of the Palm University Board of Trustees for over 10 years, contributing her time, experience, and support to the growth of the institution. Through her continued commitment, she is helping to create opportunities for students to access quality education and grow into ethical and impactful leaders.

We are grateful for her long-standing support and the role she continues to play in shaping the Palm community.

WELCOME PALMERS!!!

PALM WELCOMES THE 2^ND COHORT FOR THE SCHOOL OF GRADUATE STUDIES

On 17^th January, the second cohort of the School of Graduate Studies was officially welcomed during an orientation session. The program connected students with the administrative staff and faculty of the University.

During the session, the Founder & President, shared the historic Palm story. Graduate students were also oriented on the University’s rules and regulations, institutional policies, services offered by the Student Life and Career Services Department, the Palm Center for Ethical Leadership, financial aid and scholarship opportunities, the Honor Code, and overall academic expectations.

The orientation provided students with the opportunity to ask questions and offer suggestions. It also served as an important platform for networking and interaction among students, staff, and faculty members.

PALM WELCOMES THE JANUARY COHORT OF THE UNDERGRADUATE CLASS OF 2029

The January cohort of the Class of 2029 was officially welcomed on Monday, 19th January 2026. A three-day intensive orientation program was organized for the newly admitted freshmen.

On the first day, students were told the historic Palm story and oriented on the University’s rules and regulations, institutional policies, and academic expectations. They were also oriented on services offered by the Student Life and Career Services Office, the Palm Center for Ethical Leadership, financial aid and scholarship opportunities, and the University’s Honor Code.

The Student Life and Career Services Department further elaborated on the support services available to students, including corporate advisory council, career seminars, career advising, general counselling, corporate internships, corporate mentorship, peer mentoring, and community service opportunities.

Academic Affairs educated the freshmen on academic expectations, teaching timetables, field trips, academic-related activities, and academic advising. The Palm Center for Ethical Leadership briefed the students on the mission and vision of the Center as well as its various programs.

The orientation also provided an opportunity for the freshmen to interact with Student Council leaders and to be introduced to the various student clubs on campus.

THE PALM BRIDGE PROGRAM

Palm University’s Bridge Program aims to ensure a smooth transition from senior high to the university. The program was organized for our newly admitted Freshmen, facilitated by our dedicated faculty. Freshmen were equipped with essential fundamental skills and concepts in mathematics, computing, and writing that they will need to excel academically.

OUTREACHES TO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS

In January, Palm University participated in three (3) senior high school outreach programs.

On 16th January, Palm took part in an outreach at the Presbyterian Boys’ School, Legon. The students showed keen interest in the University’s programs and expressed their desire to apply in the upcoming admissions.

Palm also participated in an outreach on 23^rd January at Beacon International School, Peduase, which brought together students from schools such as Adonten, Aburi Girls, and others. The students were educated on the academic programs offered by the University and the opportunities available to them as prospective Palmers.

On 30th January, Palm participated in an outreach at North Tongu in the Volta Region. Students from different schools were engaged, with many expressing interest in becoming Palmers. The outreach also served as an opportunity to share information about the University’s academic programs and campus life.

These visits gave us the chance to connect directly with young people who are thinking about the next phase of their lives. Their energy and curiosity were encouraging, and we look forward to seeing some of them join the Palm community soon.

PALM CENTER FOR ETHICAL LEADERSHIP: ORIENTATION FOR THE 4TH COHORT OF THE NEGOTIATION, CONFLICT MANAGEMENT, AND ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROGRAM

On the 25^th of January, Palm oriented the fourth cohort of the Negotiation, Conflict Management and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Program.

The President of the University officially welcomed the participants and gave a brief overview of the Center. The Officer in Charge of the Center for Ethical Leadership then introduced the facilitators to the participants and explained the structure and modalities of the program. Participants were provided the opportunity to ask questions and seek clarifications.

IMPACT STORY

A freshman of the January cohort for the Class of 2029 shares his experience so far.

“Receiving the David Okai Okantey Foundation scholarship and becoming a student at Palm University College has been a meaningful experience for me, and I am sincerely grateful for the opportunity and trust invested in my education. From my first week on campus, it became clear that Palm is intentional about fostering both academic excellence and character development.

One of the first things I noticed was the interactive nature and student-centered approach to teaching. Lectures are designed to actively engage students and promote thorough understanding rather than surface learning. Lecturers take a step-by-step approach, starting from foundational concepts and building gradually without rushing, ensuring that no one is left behind.

The freshman Bridge Program has been particularly impactful. This initiative thoughtfully addresses the gap between the senior high school curriculum and university-level studies by revisiting essential foundational concepts. It reflects Palm’s deep understanding of students’ diverse academic backgrounds, including those who may have taken a gap year, and its commitment to setting all students up for success.

The learning environment at Palm is further enriched by the people who make up the community. Academic staff are highly professional, knowledgeable, and approachable, creating an atmosphere where students feel encouraged to ask questions and engage meaningfully. The non-teaching staff are equally supportive and welcoming, contributing to a strong sense of belonging across campus.

With access to quality learning resources, modern facilities, and a serene, well-maintained campus, Palm University College provides an environment that is truly conducive to learning. Beyond academics, the institution stands out as a place that nurtures character, cultivates ideas, and transforms potential into purpose. I remain sincerely thankful for the scholarship and the opportunity to grow within such an inspiring academic community.”

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