Fun Fair Held at Girls’ Hostels of Government College University Faisalabad New Campus; Vice Chancellor Holds an Interactive Session with Female Students.

A Fun Fair was organized by the Hall Councils at the New Campus of Government College University Faisalabad (GCUF). During the event, Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Rauf-i-Azam held an interactive session with female students and reviewed the facilities provided in the university hostels. Chairperson Hall Councils, Prof. Dr. Maryam Rehman, and Warden Hall Council-III, Prof. Dr. Nudrat Ayesha Ikram, briefed the Vice Chancellor on hostel performance, available facilities, and the review report.

On the occasion, the Vice Chancellor held a detailed discussion with the students, listened to their concerns, and issued on-the-spot instructions for the immediate resolution of several issues. He also assured the students that steps would be taken to further improve the quality of food in the hostels’ mess facilities and install air conditioners in the study rooms.

Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Rauf-i-Azam stated that providing female students with a peaceful, secure, and conducive environment in the hostels, similar to their homes, is among the university’s top priorities. He emphasized that the university administration is continuously taking measures to address students’ academic needs, promote their well-being, and improve hostel facilities.

Chairperson Hall Councils, Prof. Dr. Maryam Rehman, stated that the Vice Chancellor’s serious consideration of students’ suggestions and concerns is essential for fostering a positive academic environment. She added that the university administration would make effective use of available resources to improve the quality of life in the hostels.

The event was also attended by Hall Council Wardens Prof. Dr. Zahra Batool, Dr. Asma Ghulam Rasool, and Dr. Samreen, along with hostel superintendents, assistant superintendents, and other staff members.

The students expressed their gratitude to the Vice Chancellor for introducing online payment of hostel fees along with semester fees, improving mess facilities, providing clean drinking water through RO plants, ensuring internet access, and offering free transportation between campuses.

As part of the Fun Fair, swings, food stalls, and various indoor recreational activities were arranged for female hostel residents. In addition to hostel residents, families from the Staff Colony also participated enthusiastically. A large number of children took part in different recreational activities and enjoyed the festive atmosphere.