Kizza Viola
Nkumba University has received a generous donation of over 300 books from Loyola University Law Library, a US-based higher institution of learning.
The books, delivered on May 2, 2025, were carefully selected to benefit students and scholars at Nkumba University.
The donation, consisting of 78 boxes filled with books and journals, includes 200 books and close to 400 journals covering various disciplines in the legal sphere. Some of the notable publications include British Year Books, Journal of African Law, International Journal of Law, and Journal of Intellectual Property.
Dr. Florence Ssebaale, the Nkumba University Librarian, expressed gratitude to Loyola University for their kindness. “True, we received books as a donation from Loyola University in the USA. These will mostly benefit law students. I want to take this opportunity and thank Loyola University Management for their thoughtfulness.”
Law students were thrilled by the news, with the Law Society President expressing excitement. “I am glad that this is happening in my year as the Law Society President. This is what we all want to see and hear. Books breathe life into the legal profession. Thank you, Loyola University, for the kind donation. We appreciate.”
Loyola University Chicago is a private Jesuit Catholic university located in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in the 1870s, the University is known for its strong academic programs and commitment to social justice. This donation aligns with the university’s mission, hinged on learning and commitment to empowering communities.
Nkumba University students and staff are poised to benefit from this generous donation, which will undoubtedly enhance their academic pursuits and contribute to the university’s mission of producing well-rounded graduates.
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