Texila Knowledge Talk Series: Discussions on International Nurses Day
Nurses: A voice to Lead (to commemorate International Nurses Day) Traditionally, nurses were seen as doctor’s assistants, and their education was mainly focused on technical...
Blood Donation Drive at Texila- An Initiative to Save a Life
“Excuses never save a life, blood donation does” ~ Anonymous Did you know, according to the American Red Cross, in every 2 seconds, someone...
International Conference for Medical Students: Importance of Research in Education
“Universities are meant to pass the torch of civilization” – Hal Abelson 24th – 25th June 2018 – The date marked a new beginning for Texila American...
World Malaria Day: Fighting against Malaria
Malaria has often been considered as the single greatest cause of human death ever. Plasmodium falciparum and the mosquito Anopheles gambiae alone have caused more deaths...
Texilans at PAHO Grand Health Fair & Exhibition
7th April is celebrated globally as World Health Day, and this year, to celebrate this day, the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) organized the...
Workshop on English for Academic Purpose @ Sao Paulo, Brazil
Bridging Boundaries, Connecting Minds Texila American University participated in the Agency Workshop organized in Sao Paulo, Brazil to promote well-structured English for Academic Purposes courses...
Congratulations Doctors for clearing Royal College (UK) Part 1
A great Achievement for Texilians who have cleared Royal College (UK) Part 1 Examinations Hard work + Dreams + Dedication = Success. Today, our proud students...
Is Zambia Safe?
The question of safety is pretty subjective. Of course, the country as a whole, in terms of political stability and general peace, can be...
International Women’s Day Celebrations at Zambia Campus
International Women’s Day(IWD) is celebrated on March 8th every year. It is an important day in the movement for women’s rights. The theme for...
Zambia: Celebrating Youth
“The Youth of today are the LEADERS OF TOMORROW.” ...
