Halls of Residence
The original eight halls of residence are:
- For men
- Livingstone Hall
- Lumumba Hall
- Mitchell Hall
- Nkrumah Hall
- Nsibirwa Hall
- University Hall
- For women
- Africa Hall
- Mary Stuart Hall
Other halls that have been added include:
- For Women
- Complex Hall(CCE)
- For Medicine Students in their final years
- Galloway
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