The two maps illustrate how a university campus has changed from 1990 to the present day.
Overall, the campus has undergone significant development, particularly in its central and eastern areas. Several new academic and recreational facilities have been introduced, while some existing buildings have been relocated or expanded.
In 1990, the eastern part of the campus was mainly occupied by athletic fields and a library. At present, the library has been enlarged, while two new facilities, an arts and music building and a recreation building, have been constructed nearby. The women’s dormitory has also been moved from the southwestern part of the campus to the southeast.
In the western section, Classroom Building A has been replaced by a humanities building, while Classroom Building B has been replaced by a science building. The administration building and student union have remained in their original locations. The men’s dormitory has been relocated slightly to the west, and a pond and a bicycle path have been added in the central area.
