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5 PLACES TO KNOW IN KISII UNIVERSITY

SAKAGWA ACADEMIC BLOCK This is one of the most busy building in the institution. It houses more than 50 offices and a number of ultramodern lecture halls. Its entrance always seems busy due to the high number of people who use the facilities it offers. It houses the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Faculty of Education, School of Pure and Applied Sciences, etc. Sakagwa most definitely gives the institution its face of operation and social recognition. It is situated next to the Science Complex, near the Sports Ground. 2. MAIN LIBRARY A very common building in the university. Almost all media adverts must display this enormous knowledge store that houses kilometres of shelves and a cool learning environment. The building also houses the famous Libaset lecture halls that are common for examination and learning common units. It is situated next to the school of law, almost 1km from the main gate via the Administration Block. 3. ADMINISTRATION BLOCK One can easily tell it by the flags raised on its upper floor. It houses the Vice Chancellor's office, main Finance Office, Reception and Front Office, Customer Care, etc. On the first floor rests four lecture halls and fashion laboratory. It is one of the most common buildings, since it houses the executive. 4. SAGINI HALL Sagini is a famous hall not only in the university but also in the country. Sagini has been host to hundreds of activities and festivals in this academic year, the most famous being the AntiSponsor Campaign that saw Churchill Show's MCA Tricky attend. It at times act as a lecture hall and examination room when need arises. It is located near the main gate, to the left side after entry at the Main Gate. 5. SPORTS GROUND The best sports ground in Nyanza. It houses the pavilion which now houses two lecture halls PV1 and PV2. It's fine terrain, excellent water systems and perfect designing gives it its particularity. It is situated next to the Main Gate, to the right side of the main road. No. 6-10 coming soon...
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