At Sripatum University (SPU), the shortest route between two classes is meant to be a walk. The campus is planned around pedestrians. Motorcycles and non-essential vehicles stay outside the inner…
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Open Doors, Shared Heritage: SPU Welcomes Schools, Communities and the Public to Its Cultural and Learning Spaces, Free of Charge
From the university’s sacred shrines to film festivals, festivals of culture and student exhibitions, Sripatum University invites everyone in to learn, create and celebrate together. A campus means most when…
Built to Standard, Designed for the Future: SPU Applies National Green Building Standards to Every New Build and Renovation
When Sripatum University plans a new building or renovates an old one, the question is not only how it will look, but how much energy it will use for decades…
SDG 11 Progress Report 2025/26: How Sripatum University Opens Its Campus, Keeps Heritage Alive and Builds a Greener, More Walkable City
Reporting period: 1 August 2025 – 31 July 2026 One page, one year, every SDG 11 measure. This is SPU’s public account of how it shares its spaces, safeguards culture,…
Green Space for Everyone: Sripatum University Opens Its Campuses as Free Public Open Space
Lawns, shaded walkways and open-air plazas across SPU campuses welcome neighbours, schools, families and visitors all year round at no cost. In crowded cities where accessible public space is scarce,…
