The College of Science Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized a scientific training workshop on Wednesday morning, 22/3/1445 AH, entitled "Drug Design and Discovery Using Computational Chemistry" in Lecture Hall B141-032 at the College of Science building in Al-Faraa. The course was presented by His Excellency Dr. Saleh Al-Arfaji, Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry. The role of computational chemistry and modern technologies in developing the pharmaceutical industry, designing and exploring them was reviewed.

The College of Science Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized an event entitled "Develop Your Skills" on Tuesday 14/3/1446 AH in the Cultural Activities Hall of the College. It was in the form of a scientific competition in which college students from all departments and specializations competed. They were divided into four teams... The competition included scientific questions in all college specializations, namely chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics.

The College of Science Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, organized the football league for the Dean of the College's Cup. The final matches were held on Tuesday 7-3-1446 AH at the Hexagonal Stadium in Balasan between the Physics Department and Mathematics Department teams on the one hand and the Biology Department and Chemistry Department teams on the other hand.
The two matches resulted in the following results:
First match: 5-3 in favor of the Biology Department team over its counterpart, the Physics Department team

The College of Science Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized the semi-final matches of the Football League for the Dean of the College Cup, where two matches were held between the Biology Department team and the Physics Department team, and the other was between the Chemistry Department team and the Mathematics Department team.

Match results:

First match:

Biology Department team 5-3 Physics Department team