Old Boys' Bulletin
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A Night to Remember: Celebrating Our Community's Commitment
To celebrate this milestone, a dinner was held at the Old Building on April 21, 2025. The well-attended event brought together
Old Boys, donors, and friends of the College in a spirit of warmth and shared purpose.
Speakers included Aitchison's most senior Old Boy and Board Member, Mr. Syed Babar Ali, Board Member Mr. Arif Saeed,
Principal Dr. S.M. Turab Hussain, Old Boy Salman Akhtar, Old Boys and Endowment coordinators Mahmud Yar Hiraj and Usman
Malik. They shared inspiring remarks and campaign updates. A Q&A session, led by the Principal and Mr. Saeed, addressed key
questions on the Endowment Fund's structure and governance. The evening concluded with a dinner on the front lawns of Kelly
House, generously supported by an anonymous donor—a fitting celebration of unity and commitment.
Aitchison College Promotes Teaching as a Premier Career
For the first time, Aitchison College set up dedicated booths at the Careers and Job Fairs at LUMS, LSE, and GCU, presenting
teaching as a rewarding and respected career choice. Committed to building a professional learning community, the College's
Teaching and Learning Centre is also pursuing strategic partnerships to enhance professional development.