The university management took a commendable step towards promoting student well-being by providing complimentary drinking water facilities. This initiative includes the installation of storage tanks and advanced filtration systems, ensuring access to clean, safe, and refreshing drinking water for all students.
Read MoreLandmark University actively contributes to the local arts through a range of cultural events, performances, and programs that engage students, staff, and the surrounding community. These artistic initiatives include annual choir concerts, dance shows, cultural dress days, and art exhibitions, which collectively foster a vibrant environment that celebrates creativity, diversity, and cultural heritage. One of […]
Read MoreLandmark University is committed to providing students with enriching experiences that foster their sense of culture, history and heritage. As part of its commitment to the sustenance of African heritage, the university organizes annual excursions for students to visit significant cultural landmarks, natural heritage landscapes and monuments in Nigeria, among others. These visits, which include destinations […]
Read MoreLandmark University Football field hosts the university Chancellor’s Cup every year, a competition that pitches students’ different departmental teams against each other, including the Staff team. The Sports field is also open for people from the external community to train every week on Saturday morning. Plate 9: Community Team using LMU Football Field
Read MoreEffective food waste management is critical in promoting sustainability within an institution. Landmark University is proactive in addressing this issue by implementing a system to measure the amount of food waste generated on campus. This report provides an overview of the university’s methods for tracking food waste and its commitment to efficient food management practices. […]
Read MoreLandmark University uses energy sourced from the national grid and also from other sources like the solar power. A look into the amount of energy used as a university is as follows: Electricity consumption of the University from the national grid = 1 megawatt = 86.4 GJ (gigajoules) Amount of electricity from the generating set […]
Read MoreThe Welfare office of the Student Council (LUSC) engaged in a noble visit to two orphanages in Omu-aran, Kwara State on the 5th April, 2024 in company of the student development office. The initiative was aimed at commemorating the Easter season thereby spreading God’s love; sharing the finished work of salvation for humanity. Garnering insight […]
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