Freshers Take the Spotlight, and Quadtopia Season Begins

ULES DIGEST — ISSUE 6

Dear citizens of the Best Faculty in the University of Lagos, welcome to another digest — and it's time for our dear freshmen to take the spotlight, maybe.

We are getting closer and closer to the Matriculation Ceremony for the 2025/26 Academic Session, happening on the 17th of December, 2025. But a day before, we have one of the most important events for freshers: the ULES Freshers Orientation programme.

Back to the 17th of December — the Matriculation Ceremony isn't the biggest event of that day, because it's Quadtopia Season! Get ready to unlock your inner child as the biggest faculty hosts the biggest party of 2025, at the Engineering Quadrangle. Get your white clothes ready, it's going to be fun!

Meanwhile, UNILAG has finally heard our cries and has allocated hostels to students, so there's no excuse anymore for missing lectures.

INFO DESK

The past two weeks have been all hands on deck as we work tirelessly to deliver two major events: the Freshers Orientation and Quadtopia, our highly anticipated social night. From logistics to programming, every detail is being fine-tuned to not just welcome you back, but to properly usher everyone — freshers and returning students alike — into the academic groove. Big things are coming. Stay ready.

— Damilare Aribisala, Public Relations Officer, 25/26 Academic Session

FROM THE AGS' DESK

Eyin fans mi, bawo ni? Decided to be a little cheeky, but I hope we are all good. School finally being lively again, matriculation season coming up and QUADTOPIA! It's time to have fun, but also, READ! Read your books, attend classes and reach out to people if you need help with anything.

— Olamide Lawal, Assistant General Secretary, 25/26 Academic Session

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