Rhodes believes that the network of paths around campus are a sufficient for student to make their way between lecture. Pic: Andrew Blane

By Andrew Blane

An interview with the manager of Rhodes University’s Grounds and Gardens, Mark Hazell, put the supposed issue of campus parking into perspective. Although students find it hard to locate a parking bay in front of some of their lecture venues, there is no short supply of parking on the Rhodes campus itself. Parking areas at Rhodes are multi faceted in that there is both formally designed and built parking areas, as well as grass parking zones that are located opposite the Health Suite and along the road to the Sports Admin buildings and the gravel parking area behind the Provost. Continue reading →