Delsu news update 2015

Here are some news updates from Delta State University (DELSU) in 2015:

Admission

• In January 2015, DELSU announced the release of its 2014/2015 admission list, with over 10,000 candidates offered admission into various undergraduate programs. (Source: Vanguard)
• In August 2015, the university announced the commencement of its 2015/2016 admission exercise, with a deadline for application set for September 30, 2015. (Source: Daily Trust)

Academics

• In March 2015, DELSU launched its Centre for Entrepreneurship and Vocational Studies, aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and vocational skills among students. (Source: This Day)
• In June 2015, the university's Faculty of Engineering was accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), paving the way for the award of degrees in engineering programs. (Source: The Nation)

Research

• In April 2015, DELSU researchers made a breakthrough in the development of a new species of rice, which was said to be resistant to pests and diseases. (Source: Leadership)
• In October 2015, the university's Department of Microbiology was awarded a research grant by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) to study the antimicrobial properties of some Nigerian plants. (Source: Daily Sun)

Infrastructure

• In February 2015, DELSU's Vice-Chancellor, Professor Victor Peretomode, announced plans to upgrade the university's infrastructure, including the construction of new lecture halls, hostels, and a new campus. (Source: The Punch)
• In July 2015, the university's Senate approved the construction of a new Faculty of Law building, which was said to be a major milestone in the university's development. (Source: Daily Independent)

Student Life

• In January 2015, DELSU students protested against the hike in tuition fees, which they claimed was unbearable. (Source: Premium Times)
• In September 2015, the university's Students' Union Government (SUG) organized a cultural festival, which featured traditional dances, music, and food from different parts of Nigeria. (Source: The Guardian)

These are just a few of the news updates from DELSU in 2015. If you're looking for more information, please let me know!