The College of Arts and Humanities at Al al-Bayt University organized a welcoming meeting for its new students in the Al-Bakhit Auditorium at the university, in an atmosphere full of optimism, while saluting the efforts of the security forces in maintaining the security and stability of the homeland.

In his welcoming speech, the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Mahmoud Al-Diki, welcomed the students in the presence of the Vice Dean, heads of academic departments, and faculty members, congratulating them on their success in the الثانوية العامة (General Secondary Education Certificate) and their enrollment in the university, which bears the name of the pure Al al-Bayt, and emphasizing that they are the cornerstone of the future and the builders of the nation. Dr. Al-Diki pointed out that the university's mission is based on serious dialogue and moderation, calling on students to make the most of their years of study to refine their personalities and savor the humanities and refined literature to face all changes and emergent ideas. He also urged them to engage in extracurricular activities and student clubs and to utilize the university's vital facilities, especially the sports hall, which is the largest among Jordanian universities, emphasizing the special attention given to Arab and foreign students and considering them ambassadors of the university in their countries.

The Vice Dean, Dr. Ayman Al-Taani, welcomed the new students, reviewing the most prominent regulations and instructions governing university life within the campus, and highlighting disciplinary penalties. He stressed the importance of reading the student guide to know their rights and duties, explaining that the teaching process in the college is based on partnership and transparency.

The heads of the academic departments, Dr. Khader Al-Sarhan, Dr. Khader Al-Sheikh, Dr. Faisal Al-Ma'youf, and Dr. Arena, provided detailed guidance to the students regarding the educational process and their study courses within the college.

The Director of Public Relations and Media, Nasser Al-Shubeil, called on students to obtain information from official university sources, announcing that students wishing to train in media work are welcome at the university radio station.

At the conclusion of the meeting, which was presented and moderated by Dr. Omar Al-Khaza'aleh from the Department of Arabic Language and Literature, he pointed out the university administration's constant keenness to support student and academic creativity and provide a stimulating environment for excellence. The attendees stood for a minute of silence in mourning and remembrance of the souls of the victims of the tragic Karak events, followed by the inauguration of the ceremony with the national anthem and verses from the Holy Quran, which was characterized by wide positive interaction. An extensive discussion took place during which the Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Mahmoud Al-Diki, answered all inquiries and questions from the new students.