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How are the faculty at gnlu, especially the ones in charge of hostels, etc?
There's little faculty involvement in the hostels, with the wardens handling their day-to-day functioning. However, for any changes or accommodations, the faculty members incharge are fairly quick to act. This, of course, depends on the reasonability and ease of implementing such change/accommodation. You'll also see them if you ever have the misfortune of being caught with prohibited materials in your room. The mess committee faculty members are by far the most responsive, where you could even see requests being acted upon during the meals themselves. There have been a few mishaps, but I choose to blame that on running an operation this size. Sports see heavy faculty involvement all throughout the year and they're some of the most approachable people on campus. Mostly reasonable people.