University Newspaper Releases Fourteenth Issue and Second Issue of English-language Supplement

The fourteenth issue of the university's electronic newspaper, "Sada Al-Jamea," has been released. It includes the second issue of its English-language supplement. The issue covers various university news, such as the opening of the Manuscripts and Heritage Research Center and the release of the fourth issue of the "Minnesota International Journal of Academic Studies." College and department news is featured on pages two and three, while the activities of the Graduate Studies Deanship are on page four. The fifth page highlights events from the Training and Development Center and community programs.

Page six includes a biography summary of Dr. Hanan Subhi Obaid and an interview with Dr. Youssef Al-Hashimi, the Dean of Academic Affairs. Page seven focuses on student affairs, followed by diverse news on pages eight and nine related to administrative units, supporting deanships, and centers.

 Page ten features two articles: one by Dr. Mohammed Fahmi from the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, and another by Dr. Hashem Gharaibeh, a Jordanian writer and researcher. Page eleven includes an article by Dr. Abdullah Al-Qaisi, a researcher in Islamic thought, as well as a special piece by Palestinian writer Adham Sharqawi. The "Arabic Publications" section provides a brief overview of the book "Springs of Positive Energy" by international trainer Ahmed Taqsh, which will be a regular feature in future issues. The last page includes an article by Yemeni writer and critic Jamal Anam, along with the regular column "Our Meeting" written by the editor-in-chief.

This issue is the first to be published under the supervision of Engineer Abdullah Al-Mansoub, the General Director of the Media Center, with the assistance of Engineer Hamoud Sultan Al-Maqrami, who also serves as the secretary of the Media Center. The newspaper is published by the Media Center and uploaded to a dedicated platform on the university's official website.