New year, New campuses, Same JRYC!

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On October 9, 2017, all students of the University of Rwanda (UR), JRYC members included, commenced the 2017/2018 academic year.

It was a big day at all colleges as many students gathered to know more of their new campuses.

Weeks ago, there has been restructuring of the UR which resulted into many colleges being merged to form one, others being relocated to new campuses.

Consequently, some of JRYC members are no longer in Huye campus. Some went to Nyarugenge, Gikondo and Remera campuses (all in Kigali city) and others went to Busogo campus (Northern province). These changes though will not affect much the way JRYC operates.

Eventhough we are no longer in the same campus, we are still one group! We hope that this is an opportunity to think deeper and to work harder than before. we are going to the new campuses to meet new people, to start stronger collaborations with other students. All these will help us shape a JRYC open to the real world, a JRYC open to the opportunities.

We wish you a happy and a productive academic year 2017/2018 !!!

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