University of Eldoret Turned Away students for Violating Dress Code

The University of Eldoret  recently made headlines when a group of students were turned away for violating the school's dress code. According to reports, the students were wearing clothing that was deemed inappropriate, such as shorts and revealing tops.

Female students are banned from wearing Miniskirts, skin tight trousers, rugged jeans, crop tops, low cut dresses, micro shorts, transparent dresses or sleeveless blouses.

Male students are banned from wearing sagging trousers, clothes revealing chest and ragged trousers.

The university's decision to enforce the dress code has sparked a debate among students and community members. Some argue that the dress code is a necessary measure to maintain a professional and respectful learning environment, while others argue that it is a form of oppression and discrimination.

Those in favor of the dress code argue that it promotes a sense of discipline and respect among students, and that it helps to create an atmosphere of professionalism and seriousness in the classroom. They also point out that the dress code is not unique to the University of Eldoret and that many other universities and institutions have similar policies in place.

On the other hand, those against the dress code argue that it is a form of discrimination, particularly against female students. They argue that the dress code places unnecessary restrictions on women's clothing choices and that it promotes a culture of body-shaming and slut-shaming. They also argue that the dress code does not take into account cultural or personal expressions of one self.

The University of Eldoret administration has stated that the dress code is in place to promote a professional and respectful learning environment, and that it applies to all students equally. They also stated that students who violate the dress code will be subject to disciplinary action, which may include being turned away from exams or other academic activities.

In conclusion, the University of Eldoret's decision to enforce its dress code has sparked a debate among students and community members. While some argue that the dress code is a necessary measure to maintain a professional and respectful learning environment, others argue that it is a form of oppression and discrimination. Ultimately, the university administration has the final say in enforcing the dress code and it is up to the students to abide by it or face the consequences.