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    Papa LincBy Papa LincMay 14, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read5 Views
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    Justice William Atuguba is the Chairman of the University of Cape Coast Council Justice William Atuguba is the Chairman of the University of Cape Coast Council

    Justice William Atuguba, the newly-appointed Chairman of the University of Cape Coast (UCC) Council, has reaffirmed his commitment to upholding academic freedom and enhancing academic excellence during his tenure.

    According to citinewsroom.com, on Tuesday, May 13, Justice Atuguba, a retired Supreme Court Judge, made this commitment during a meeting with the departmental heads of the university.

    Speaking at a university forum, Justice Atuguba emphasised the importance of academic freedom in fostering intellectual growth and innovation.

    He also stressed the need for a united front to improve standards at the institution, acknowledging that his role comes with significant challenges.

    He urged the students and faculty to embrace critical thinking and open discourse.

    “I assure you that the appointment is not a sweet one because it is already infested. But I urge you to join hands and fight for the betterment of this university and also for the enhancement of academic freedom. Also, the reinstatement of standards in the university,” he said, the report said.

    The esteemed judge’s pledge underscores his dedication to promoting an environment where ideas can flourish without restriction.

    His message resonated with the UCC community, highlighting the significance of academic freedom in shaping future leaders.

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