College Map, Campus Trees, Bank, Post Office and Canteen

The college has the bank facility in the campus. The bank provides 10 to 4 service to the staff and students within their reach. It makes the process of paying fees an easy one.


POST OFFICE

The post office is situated adjacent to the canteen. It provides the students a facility to write letters to their parents, though writing letters has become an outdated art. Students send various forms of applications to different places from within the campus.


CANTEEN

The canteen provides the staff and the students a means for quenching their thirst and feeding their hungry stomachs in the midst of their busy academic schedule. It remains a much-sought place and always reminds one of the couplet in the Thirukkural, “One will be provided with food for stomach, when there is no food for ear”.


CAMPUS TREES           Explore the trees

Trees are among the best creators of Mother Nature. Trees beautify places and naturally become as everyone’s choice for landscaping. Hundreds of trees, comprised of 70 species, belonging to 32 botanical families, have been planted inside the college campus. Every body walk inside the campus could enjoy the shade and breeze of the trees; the fragrance emerges out from the neem and divi-divi trees’ flowers is pleasantly smelling; a walk on the flower bed beneath the ayal vagai trees; most attractive colourful flowers of Chenkondri trees’ blossom make our mind peaceful and the Thangaarali trees’ perfect blend of green foliage with all times yellow flower is yet another attraction of the campus.

Butterflies, bees, wasps, flies and insects are busy enough buzzing on these flowers for their sweet honey-bearing nature; birds, bats, lizards, squirrels, spiders, ants and insects find the trees as their perfect abodes and for the fruits from the trees. This association of living creatures thus creates an ecosystem and thus trees are formed as the fostering ecosystem. In this regard, Thiagarajar College Campus Trees are not only benefiting, but also educating everyone on the strength of association among the organisms, extending towards sustainable life.

The collection of the trees include rare tree species of santalum, manja kadamban (related species of Shalavirusham of Godess Meenakshi Sundareshwarar Temple, Madurai), kumil, soap-nut tree with the genuine mix of beneficial exotic trees.

The list of trees and description with the original photos are provided. The uses of the trees and other details are available for each tree mentioned in this list.