AFO Radio Monstar Truck in the House!

AFO Radio’s Monstar Truck made a visit to KDU UC’s Damansara Jaya campus to rev up the registration drive for the Bald On, Wax Off for Cancer project last

Wednesday, 13^th March 2013 between 12pm – 1pm.  Students and staff alike had loads of fun trying to ‘crack the code’ in order to win attractive prizes.

Ms. Kitty Lee, Head of the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts signed up and volunteered to wax off for cancer for a targeted fund of RM10,000.

AIYOO!- A Lunchtime Performance

Lunch times can be a bore at times. However, a little fun is in this time. The School of Communication and Creative Arts launched the SCCA Lunchtime Performance so that the KDU Community can come together, have fun and a good laugh, relax, enjoy as well as catching culture and art live at the Black Box studio. The first performance took place at KDU University College, Damansara Jaya campus on 19th March 2013.

Random Happy Day!

The best way to cheer yourself is to try to cheer someone else up. -Mark Twain-

Students from KDU University College, Bachelor of Communication (Hons) events management class recently organized a Random Happy Day. The students strolled around the heart of Kuala Lumpur, in the LRT station, in the LRT train itself and around walkways in KL city. They were randomly going around giving out free candies and balloons without asking any favour in return. 

OPEN FOR REGISTRATION!

The Hook up with Dato' Karam Singh Walia!

When it comes to news journalism, I'm sure we Malaysians have probably heard or known of a person called Dato' Karam Singh Walia. He came down to KDU University College, Damansara Jaya campus on 8th March 2013 for the Hook up Series, organized by the School of Communication and Creative Arts. 

He has a strong passion for investigative journalism. To be more specific, he specializes in Environmental Investigative Journalism. To the general public, he is "Nature's Knight and the People's Champion". He has won no less than 40 journalism and public service awards from both local and international institutions making him Malaysia's most decorated journalist.

The students had a great time with him. He was such an inspiration and admiration to many as he shares his experiences as an investigative journalist. He helped the nation and society to live in a better place and environment, helping them to solve a particular environment issues or raise an unheard issue. It takes more than just loud crisp-clear voice or a natural on screen to become a journalist. He has been through tough threatening situations in his life and even getting dirty by going through mud, clogged water, infected water, you name it. It takes months or even years to investigate and research on a certain issue/story before he can present it. 

Gardenia Breadthru Tour!

KDU University College student, Roshan Panditji shared with us his experience on the Gardenia Breathru tour :)

Murdoch University Commerce Society recently organized an industrial visit to Gardenia Bakeries on 28^th February 2013. Gardenia is a major bread distributor with various confectionaries within the Peninsular of Malaysia. Altogether there were 52 students and 3 lecturers from the School of Business and Law.