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  • Vision: To become a global centre of excellence in higher education and research, through innovations and application of findings
  • Mission: To assemble a community of students and academics and inspire them to superlative performance
  • Our Motto: “Enlightenment with Godliness”

ASUL’s OBJECTIVE

  • a) Provide complementary education in specialized and customized programmes/courses;
  • b) Offer holistic training for the betterment of community empowerment and spiritual guidance;
  • c) Promote equity by specifically advancing education of the girl-child, physically challenged persons as well as the vulnerable students;

BRIEF PROFILE BACKGROUND

The idea of All Saints University Lango was first unveiled in 1963 by the Diocese of Lango of the Protestant Church of Uganda. The university itself did not come into being until 2008 when it received its license. In 2009 it commenced classes with a student intake of just under 90 undergraduates. In May of the following year its academic programs were accredited by the National Council for Higher Education. Today, with over 4 thousand students attending lectures in 3 faculties, All Saints University Lango is poised for a new beginning. It has just moved its entire operations and student body to the scenic and newly acquired Cannon Lawrence Campus near Lira City.
The first cohort of students was admitted in 2009/2010 Academic year after its programmes were accredited by the Uganda National Council for Higher Education (NCHE). Currently, All Saints University Lango offers programmes relevant to the needs of society in the fields of Agriculture, Medical Record and Health Informatics, Information and Communication Technology, Entrepreneurship and Innovations, Business and Management, Education, Social Sciences, Theology and Community Development as well as Journalism and Mass Communication.

The Dream Campus of Boroboro
By John Otim

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Olara Otunnu, a candidate for Secretary General of the United Nations once said in a speech that in his schooldays Boroboro was the magic name. It still is.

Heading from Lira City as most visitors to the campus do, you drive past the sub-county headquarters at Adekokwok, you climb the hill that the locals and the old timers call the Rock. And there before you sit the campus where Canon Lawrence and his students once gathered.

The greenery is amazing. The low-slung classroom blocks in pink and purple, with large windows. The trees, the green hedges, and the games field right in the middle – these are the themes.

As the sun sets, young players are everywhere doing their things. You pause for a while to watch the future Lionel Merci and Sergio Mani. Meanwhile the elements are fast approaching. So temperate is Boroboro, the magic spot.