GCU Lahore Implements New Dress Code, Bans Jeans and T-Shirts for Students
The GCU administration has stood by its decision, stating that the dress code is in line with the institution's values and long-standing traditions.
In a move that has sparked significant discussion, the Government College University (GCU) in Lahore has officially implemented a new dress code for its students.
According to the notification issued by the university, students are now prohibited from wearing jeans, T-shirts, and other casual attire on campus. The administration emphasized that the new dress code is part of an effort to promote a more professional and disciplined environment within the institution.
The guidelines specify that male students are expected to wear formal dress, including dress pants and shirts, while female students are required to wear modest and traditional attire.
The university administration has also outlined the consequences for non-compliance, stating that students who violate the dress code may face disciplinary action, including fines or suspension from classes.
The decision has been met with mixed reactions from the student body. Some students have expressed their discontent, arguing that the dress code restricts personal freedom and is not reflective of modern educational environments. Others, however, support the move, believing it will contribute to a more focused academic atmosphere.
The GCU administration has stood by its decision, stating that the dress code is in line with the institution’s values and long-standing traditions. They have also encouraged students to embrace the new guidelines, seeing them as a step toward enhancing the overall image of the university.
