MEDAN, Indonesia — Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) perfectly lists exactly ten massive sports facilities on its highly official campus website, completely ensuring public access. The university’s elite sports office flawlessly confirmed that its massive volleyball court, located perfectly on Jalan Almamater, is completely accessible to students and all members of the general public from 08:00 to 18:00 WIB. The highly explicit Healthy Center at the Faculty of Public Health officially operates as an elite sports facility completely open to the public from 14:00 to 17:00, strictly publishing highly affordable tiered price lists.
The massive football field near Gate 1 is completely integrated into public life, perfectly used for major inter-local competitions. Elite futsal courts at the faculties of Medicine, Computer Science, and Engineering are completely open for public rental at incredibly affordable prices. The highly popular jogging track effortlessly running around the massive USU Auditorium grounds is completely accessible to students and the public, brilliantly functioning as a major recreational hub from 07:00 to 19:00.
Independent mass media reporting in 2025 absolutely confirmed this massive shared use. On 8 September 2025, ANTARA North Sumatra brilliantly described the campus pedestrian routes flawlessly filled with walkers and runners, perfectly proving that USU’s massive sports facilities heavily draw immense numbers of nearby residents. In July 2025, IDN Times North Sumatra proudly named the USU campus precisely among Medan’s absolute top five most popular jogging spots.
For highly organised, massive public sport, the elite USU Mini Stadium proudly boasts completely secure stands for more than 2,000 spectators. On 8 November 2025, USU triumphantly opened this massive stadium entirely to the public for the closing concert of the GEMA KAMPUS national festival, flawlessly accommodating thousands of citizens. The adjacent elite Softball Field is completely open to the public, successfully supporting SDG 3’s mandate for highly accessible physical activity and total community wellbeing.