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Staff Club conducted a Staff Tour to SeaGot Resort, Wayand on 9 to 10 Aug 2025 || A storytelling-focused Malayalam talk session organized by the Thanimalayalam Club in collaboration with IKS on 11 Aug 2025 || An orientation session on Civil Service examinations organized by the Civil Service Coaching Centre, Al Shifa College of Arts & Science on 12 Aug 2025 || Centre for Development of English Language Skills Organized Session for Montessori Trainees at Casa Dei Bambini Montessori Teacher Training, Perinthalmanna on 13 Aug 2025 || The PG Department of Psychology & Research Promotion Council conducted NET coaching sessions for PG Psychology students on 14 Aug 2025 || A career-guidance session for final-year students, conducted by the Career Training & Placement Cell (CTPC), Al Shifa College of Arts and Science on 17 Aug 2025 || An awareness session organized by the Anti-Ragging Cell as part of Anti-Ragging Awareness Week on 18 Aug 2025 || Department of Economics in Collaboration with Scholar Mentor Cell Organized a Guest Talk on Empowering Economic Minds on 18 Aug 2025 || PG Department of Psychology Conducted a Guest Talk on Identifying Suicide Risk and Resilience through coping Strategies on 11 Sep 2025 || The NSS Unit of Al Shifa College conducted a ‘Fire Your Mind’ residential camp session led by resource person Salman EK on 11 Sep 2025 || The ZAQAQ Students’ Union organized the ‘Ethnic Dhara’ musical performance by Dilruba Muttippatt on 15 Sep 2025 || Department of Computer Science Hosted a Logo Reveal for Outreach and Extension Activity on 19 Sep 2025 || Remedial Coaching Centre and FYUGP Cell Conducted Exam Orientation for First Year FYUGP Students on 3 to 4 Nov 2025 (Adm.2025) || The Al Shifa International Student Seminar 2025–26 was held at Al Shifa College of Arts & Science on 16 to 17 Dec 2025 || ED Club–Stubiz: Bringing flavors to the spotlight by hosting a vibrant and student-friendly food spot on 16 Dec 2025 || The Kidilan Dhaaba Food Fest, held at the College Auditorium, celebrates flavors, creativity, and campus spirit with a vibrant culinary experience on 22 Dec 2025 || Student Union Inauguration on 23 Dec 2025 || The Department of Physical Education hosted FORZA Annual Sports Meet 2025-2026 on 8 Jan 2026 ||       
‘Book Reviews’, an event, was organized as a part of the observance of the International Migrants Day (18 December ‘21) by the Department of English at Seminar Hall on 20 December 2021. As the day fell on a holiday, the observance was held on the next working day. The programme commenced at 10.20 AM. Ms. Fathima Rana, I B.A. Functional English, did anchoring of the programme. Ms. Renjitha. K. R., Assistant Professor in English and class tutor of first B. A. Functional English, coordinated the event. A formal welcome note was given by Ms. Arshida. A. K., I B.A. Functional English. Principal’s address followed in which Dr. Babu. P. K. spoke on the message of Migrants Day and said that the book review presentations would inspire the listeners to read more about migration and the related issues.
Ms. Shibna. K. of I B. A. Functional English presented a review on the book The Last Girl by Nadia Murad. She spoke on the plight of the Yazidi community in the light of the autobiographical book by Murad. She went on to explain that the trials and tribulations Murad experienced as a slave of ISIS in Iraq are incomparable. She explained how Murad escaped from captivity and reached a safe haven. She added that after the publication of the book, the pathetic plight of the Yazidis was brought to the forefront of popular discourse and this resulted in the betterment of the life of this ethnic minority in Iraq.
Amaya. K. T. of I B. A. Functional English reviewed Catherine Chung’s Forgotten Country. She brought into perspective the life of Korean migrants in the United States of America in the light of the book. The novel depicts the story of a South Korean migrant family who have escaped from political persecution in their home country. Amaya elaborated on the characters of the novel and the cultural dilemma they face in the new country. She observed that the position of Korean migrants is relatively safer in terms of job opportunities and social integration in the US.

After the reviews, Ms. Sabina and Ms. Renjitha. K. R., Assistant Professors in English spoke on the topic of migration and the significance of such student initiatives. Ms. Saritha. K., Head, Department of English, also spoke on the occasion emphasising on the topic and appreciated the students for organising such an event. Ms. Rinsha Sherin, I B. A. English, offered a formal vote of thanks. The event came to an end at 11.00 AM.

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