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The lower staff of Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Friday staged a protest in favour of their demands on call of the...

The syndicate of the Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Friday approved the annual budget for students, restructuring of the institution and faculties....

Teachers play a vital role in the development of a nation as they lay the basis of the individual and national character, speakers and...

Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) organised a seminar in the varsity’s auditorium on Thursday to aware the teaching and non-teaching staff about dengue...

Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) Vice Chancellor (VC)Sabiha Mansoor has announced a comprehensive re-structuring plan for the varsity. Addressing staff members in the...

Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) displayed fourth merit list for admissions in FA/FSc. Successful candidates can deposit their dues till September 8 during...

Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Sabiha Mansoor, while addressing an international seminar on Thursday, announced that Pakistan’s first Independent...

Lahore College For Women University (LCWU) has a great role in women development in Pakistan, said Iranian Women Literacy Minister Khanum Muhammadi Sakhai after...

The 89th anniversary of Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) followed by the general body meeting and the annual dinner was organized by the...

LAHORE - Gender Reform Action Plan (GRAP) Project Coordinator Hafiz Ilyas inaugurated the spring festival session to mark the Women's Year 2011 at Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Thursday and said that gender equality was considered to be the vital concern in the process of development therefore investment in women's empowerment was the key to improve the economic, political and social conditions in Pakistan.
LCWU gender studies department organized the spring gala

LAHORE - Gender Reform Action Plan's (GRAP) Punjab chapter is holding a "Spring Festival" in Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Thursday (today) with Pakistan Today as its media partner. This festival is aimed at providing up-to-date knowledge to our future generation of efforts being made by Punjab government to address gender biases in the society and to develop alliances with the youth to take forward gender reforms.
PROFILE: GRAP has been working as a flagship

LAHORE - Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) in collaboration with Shirkat Gah Women's Resource Centre organised the screening of documentaries on 'Violence against Women' on Friday.
LCWU Dean Faculty of Humanities and Oriental Learning Dr Hamala Khalid presided over the program, which aimed at projecting various forms of violence against women, which have become a norm in the society. Two documentaries produced by the students of LCWU Department of Mass Communication

LAHORE - A seminar titled, "Role of Media to Protect Culture" was organised at the Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Tuesday in collaboration with non-governmental organisation (NGO) Pakistan Cultural Heritage.
South Asia Free Media Association (SAFMA) Secretary General Imtiaz Alam, LCWU Economics Department Chairperson Riffat Saqlain and others attended the seminar. The speakers said that living nations were always sensitive about their culture.
A debating

Lahore - A walk was organised at the Lahore College for Women University (LCWU) on Monday in connection with the World Water Day. "Shortage of standard drinking water is a serious world problem and some LCWU societies are contributing to highlight the issue," LCWU Natural Sciences Dean Dr Kausar Jamal Cheema said. Environment Science Department Chairperson Dr Arifa Tahir was also present on the occasion.
The Lahore Environment Awareness Forum (LEAF) and the Society for

LAHORE - Amjad Islam Amjad said that it was wrong to assume that the current generation only had a superficial liking for literature and poetry and that the mechanical age has destroyed all love for language and literature. He was addressing the students after a poetry competition on the last day of the 6-day intercollegiate competitions at the Lahore College for Women University (LCWU).
Students from Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Government Islamia College, Queen Mary College,

LAHORE - An Inter-Collegiate and Inter-University debate competition was held at the Lahore College and Women's University. The competition was organised by the English debates society. The participant colleges included Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Government College University, Queen Mary College, Samanabad College and College of Home Economics.
The topic of the competition was "Sterility of emotions is the gift of technology". Saleha Cheema from Fatima Jinnah Medical College

LAHORE - International Women's Day was celebrated on Tuesday at Lahore College for Women University's (LCWU) Gender and Development Studies department in collaboration with Actionaid Pakistan. The students participated in various activities including poetry, dialogues, speeches and presentations.
Two different plays were also presented; the first play was presented by the Gender and Development Studies department while the other by a group of Home-based Women Workers'