The Acting President of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, Dr. Fawziyah bint Sulaiman Al-Amro, launched the virtual exhibition “Kalim at,” designed by the University’s Media and Knowledge Impact Department. The exhibition documents the most inspiring messages delivered by Her Excellency the Vice Minister of Education, Dr. Enas bint Sulaiman Al-Issa, during her six-year leadership of the University, a period marked by influential contributions to empowerment and development. The virtual exhibition highlights Dr. Al-Issa’s speeches delivered at various official occasions and events organized or hosted by the University. Her messages ranged from guidance and motivation to future foresight, reflecting her vision for women’s empowerment, strengthening institutional identity, and supporting creativity and innovation. These speeches were delivered at key milestones, including the Princess Nourah Award for Women’s Excellence ceremony, the launch of the University’s updated identity, the national “She Code” exhibition, and the inauguration of the College of Sport and Physical Activity, among other landmark achievements that formed a cornerstone of the University’s transformation journey. The exhibition offers visitors an interactive virtual experience to explore excerpts from these speeches. Some are presented as video clips showing Dr. Al-Issa delivering her remarks in their official context, while others are displayed as visually designed posts that reflect their inspirational content, allowing visitors to journey through key moments of leadership discourse and knowledge impact. The exhibition embodies the impact of leadership communication in shaping awareness and driving change, through selected quotations that resonated deeply with the University community and contributed to accelerating achievement in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. “Kalim at” serves as a digital documentation of a pivotal era in the history of Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University, highlighting the role of leadership in shaping strategic directions and reinforcing institutional identity. It also reflects the University’s appreciation of Dr. Enas Al-Issa’s leadership journey, which contributed significantly to qualitative developments at both academic and administrative levels. The exhibition further extends the efforts of the Media and Knowledge Impact Department in innovatively presenting institutional content and supporting organizational memory.