Fun Fair Lights Up GCUF Girls' Hostels

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A fun fair with swings, food stalls and recreational activities enlivened the girls’ hostels at the new campus of Government College University Faisalabad.
The fair was arranged under the supervision of the chairperson of the hall councils and hostel wardens for the mental freshness and recreation of resident students.
The next fun fair will be held on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, at the girls’ hostels on the Old Campus.
Preparations for the Old Campus fair are being reviewed under Warden Hall Council Old Campus Prof Dr Zahra Batool.

FAISALABAD: Swings, food stalls and recreational activities turned the girls’ hostels at the new campus of Government College University Faisalabad into a fairground at a fun fair for resident students.

Government College University Faisalabad said it gave special attention to students’ mental well-being, positive personality development and a balanced academic and social life, alongside quality education, research and character building.

For this purpose, fun fairs and similar programmes are arranged at the girls’ hostels from time to time, giving resident students a break from academic routine and a chance to mix with fellow students in a pleasant setting.

Chairperson Hall Councils Prof Dr Maryam Rahman and Warden Hall Council 3 Prof Dr Nudrat Ayesha Ikram, Dr Asma Ghulam Rasool and Dr Samreen Gul Khan, along with other hostel superintendents, played an important role in organising the activities.

The activities were aimed at providing a better residential environment at the hostels and increasing students’ mental freshness, mutual contact and opportunities for healthy recreation.

The activities were aimed at providing a better residential environment at the hostels and increasing students’ mental freshness, mutual contact and opportunities for healthy recreation.

Carrying the series of recreational activities at the girls’ hostels forward, the next fun fair will be held on Wednesday, 4 November 2026, at the girls’ hostels on the Old Campus.

Preparations for the fair are being reviewed under the supervision of Warden Hall Council Old Campus Prof Dr Zahra Batool.

The university said such activities showed that a successful educational institution was not limited to books and classrooms, but also gave its students opportunities to learn, progress, stay happy and live a positive and balanced life.