Wild Horses
One of AU’s student, Nakorn Kamolsiri, won a gold medal in equestrian sports at the 13th Asian Games in 1998, the first gold medal achieved by an AU student. Inspired by his success and the natural characteristics of horses, Bro. Martin chose horses to be the mascot of AU. Horses exude physical and mental agility, strength and endurance. The statues of five wild horses in the middle of the huge pond, seemingly running towards the academic buildings, are to invoke enthusiasm in the students to study with gusto. They awaken everyone who looks at them as they are portrayed in postures that demonstrate their stamina and swiftness.
ZONE A
1. AU Golden Rock
2. Sala Jaturatham
3. Sala Chaturamuk Phaichit
4. Wild Horses
5. The Crystal Restaurant by Chez Jean Pierre
6. John XXIII Conference Center
7. The Chapel of St. Louis Marie de Montfort
8. Centenary Monument
9. The Seat of Wisdom (SEDES SAPIENTIAE)
10. The Cathedral of Learning (CL)
11. St. Gabriel's Hall (SG)
12. St. Michael's Hall (SM)
13. St. Raphael's Hall (SR)
ZONE B
14. Operation and Maintenance Building (OM)
15. Srisakdi Charmonman IT Building (SC)
16. Car Park Building
17. Monfort Del Rosario School of Architecture and Design (AR)
18. Albert Laurence School of Communication Arts (CA)
19. Communication Arts Studio
20. President's House
21. Martin de Tours School of Management (MSM)
22. Martin de Tours School of Economics (MSE) & Graduate Studies
23. Vincent Mary School of Engineering, Science and Technology (VMES)
24. Labs Building
25. St.Luke School of Medicine (SLM)
26. Aeronautic Engineering Lab
27. Gabriel Mary Research and Learning Center
28. AU Bus Stand
ZONE C
29. AU Mall
30. AU Cafeteria
31. Clock Tower & Museum
32. King Solomon Residence Hall
33. Queen of Sheba Residence Hall
34. King David Residence Hall
35. Assumption University's Aquatic Center
36. St. Mary's Square
37. Outdoor Car Park
38. John Paul II Sports Center
39. Indoor Tennis Court
40. Indoor Badminton Court
41. Indoor Swimming Pool (25 M.)
