The Government College University (GCU) Lahore has introduced a new dress code, prohibiting jeans, T-shirts, and jackets on campus.
The university administration issued a notification mandating that all students, regardless of gender, follow these new guidelines as part of a broader initiative to enhance discipline and uphold decorum within the institution.
According to the notification, male students are now required to wear dress shirts and trousers, while female students must wear modest attire and a dupatta.
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The administration stressed that students who do not adhere to the dress code will face strict penalties.
GCU Vice Chancellor Dr. Shazia Bashir defended the policy, explaining that it is designed to foster discipline and proper behavior at the university.
Furthermore, she noted, “It is inappropriate for female students to wear T-shirts and tights at the university,” and added that male students should also dress formally to reflect the university’s esteemed academic environment.
