MIST secures first place in Formula Bharat 2025 Engineering Design CRM
MIST Blitz secured the first place in the Engineering CRM Combustion Category.
DU student creates 1971 Liberation War time-lapse map from military perspective
Abrar Fahyaz, a Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) student at Dhaka University (DU), created a war time-lapse showcasing the 1971 Liberation War from a military perspective.
The end of conventional student politics and the systems that are replacing them
We asked around campuses of different universities and tried to find out why student politics failed, how it became a tool for violence, and what are the systems replacing them.
Murder at DU and JU: Must we emulate what we dismantled?
Destroying a regime is one thing; ensuring that its legacy doesn't infect the future is another.
Is International Relations the right major for you?
IR dives into the fascinating world of diplomacy, global conflict resolution, and international cooperation, offering you the tools to understand how countries interact and make decisions that impact the world. That being said, is this major the right fit for you?
Movie / Ultraman: Rising is a fresh rendition of a classic superhero franchise
Ultraman: Rising’s success lies in its ability to take a “superhero vs monster” setting and turn it into a tale of parenthood and growth.
How BRACU’s drone team – RaptorX – conducted relief operations in Feni
BRACU RaptorX, a drone team from BRAC University (BRACU) has successfully completed its mission of delivering relief materials like medicines, sanitary napkins, and dry food items to several remote flood-affected areas in Feni.
Calm amidst the chaos: Book and study cafes in the capital
From classes to coaching and then back to many of our boisterous families, students may struggle to find a place of quiet to rest or self-study in peace. However, the collective struggle of the student population has given rise to multitudes of reading/study cafes around the city where you can go to catch your breath.
Computer Science and Engineering or Software Engineering: Which major should you go for?
Despite the rudimentary similarities between CSE and SWE, the differences start to show at a higher level. SWE focuses more on software, basically the applied side of Computer Science. As such, rather than focusing on theoretical parts as much as CSE majors do, SWE majors focus on the practical side.
Education
Career
Interviews
The experience of being a woman stand-up comedian in Bangladesh
In conversation with Poushi Razzaque, a young stand-up comedian.
A conversation with the coach who led BUET to ICPC glory
Campus sat down with Sohel Rahman, a professor at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Fellow at the Bangladesh Academy of Sciences, and the team coach of BUET Potatoes, to learn more about the process and experience of representing the nation as part of the BUET ICPC team.
How CHRF is redefining single-cell genomics in Bangladesh
For the first time in Bangladesh, Child Health Research Foundation (CHRF) has successfully generated single-cell genomic (SCG) data for the Human Cell Atlas (HCA).
In conversation with Prof. Dr M Azizur Rahman, founder VC, Uttara University
Campus sat down for a one-on-one interview with Dr Azizur to talk about Uttara University’s journey so far and the institution’s vision going forward.
In conversation with Jo Mithen, CEO, Monash College
Jo Mithen is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Monash College. Monash College is a wholly owned subsidiary of Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.
ICDRET 2024 / In conversation with UIU’s Prof. Dr M. Rezwan Khan
Campus engaged in a one-on-one interview with Prof. Dr M. Rezwan, delving into discussions encompassing the conference and the renewable energy sector in general.
Noticeboard
Prof. Dr Raju appointed member of the newly formed Bangladesh Film Certification Board
Prof. Dr Zakir Hossain Raju, Head of the Department of Media and Communication at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), has been appointed as a member of the newly formed Bangladesh Film Certification Board.
NSU observes World Pharmacist Day 2024
On World Pharmacist Day, North South University (NSU) Pharmaceutical Club in association with the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, conducted a rally.
Stephen Forbes joins British Council in Bangladesh as the new Country Director
The British Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Stephen Forbes as the new Country Director for its Bangladesh operation.
Community Visioning Summit: Hearing from the people of Dhaka South
The summit attempted to listen to the problems of the residents of Old Dhaka who come from all walks of life.
Dr Syed Ferhat Anwar appointed as Vice-Chancellor of BRAC University
BRAC University has announced the appointment of Dr Syed Ferhat Anwar as its new Vice-Chancellor, effective from Sep 11, 2024.
AIUBian Europe Meetup 2024 held in Frankfurt, Germany
The American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB) European Alumni Meet 2024 was held in Frankfurt, Germany, on September 7, bringing together alumni from across Europe who have made significant contributions in their respective fields.
Prof. Dr Md Ashraful Hoque new VC of AUST
Prof. Dr Md Ashraful Hoque, Pro Vice-Chancellor, Islamic University of Technology (IUT), joined Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST) as its Vice-Chancellor on September 5.
Campus Life
Life as a Researcher at MIT and Princeton
MIT is dead set on making magnetic fusion work soon. As exciting as that prospect may seem, it is also anxiety-inducing.
Post quota movement campus: What do the students expect from their university campus?
How will these students feel safe on campus upon their return?
Dengue and its ramifications in student dormitories
Dengue fever generally peaks around the rainy season in Bangladesh. As such, highly populated areas face a greater risk of a dengue epidemic.
Sexism in our universities: A sobering reality
Women continue to face biases in education despite increased participation.
Why IUT is called “red heaven”
Tranquil is probably the best way to describe the Islamic University of Technology (IUT) campus.
The state of on-campus journalism
Student run newspapers serve as watchdogs, ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical conduct within the university community.
Opinion
Opinion / The underlying effects of the current HSC culture
After 2019, HSC exams have been conducted on inconsistent terms and conditions. The standards of which have not been good enough as they failed to adequately evaluate students' true potential.
Opinion / The lack of freedom for minorities is indicative of institutional issues
The communal attacks against minorities undermine the very essence of unity and justice that countless student protesters have sacrificed their lives for.
Opinion / The importance of gender quota
In Bangladesh, gender quotas are essential for cultivating a more equitable society.
Your comments on leaving the country are not welcome here
It is the task— the responsibility, even— of anyone with a semblance of power to uphold the rights of those without. So when crisis befalls, why do we suggest escape to those who cannot?
World leaders are disconnected from the youth
Student protestors are calling out the double standards of Western powers
How university rankings fail to paint the full picture
The formulaic nature of rankings means that universities can easily game the system to climb up certain data points.
Sexual harassment in universities and the struggle for justice
The recent case of Fairuz Abontika is a painful reminder of how incompetent universities are in dealing with sexual harassment complaints
Off Campus
205 Bangladeshis listed in latest Stanford/Elsevier's Top 2% Scientist Rankings
The Stanford/Elsevier's Top 2% Scientist Rankings lists the world's leading researchers.
MIST’s Saraf Nawer wins world's largest student architecture competition
MIST's Saraf Nawer wins Inspireli Awards 2024 in architecture.
The dark underbelly of student politics in medical colleges
Most medical colleges have recently banned politics on campus, while others are in the process of doing so. However, the pressing question remains: can we truly safeguard the student community from such continued brutality?
Can we break free from the brain drain cycle?
Thousands of students and skilled professionals across Bangladesh face the dilemma of having to choose between staying in their homeland with little prospect for advancement or seeking alternatives abroad. The systemic challenges they encounter are indicative of deeper issues within Bangladesh's socio-economic condition.
Legend of the Galactic Heroes: A political and philosophical epic set in the sea of the stars
From the beginning of the series till the end, Legend of the Galactic Heroes offers its viewers a look into ingenious military tactics and complex political strategies. It is through such depictions that nuanced and realistic portrayals of the government and the military as well as the dynamics between the two emerge.
From Bangladesh to Silicon Valley: The Draper University Experience
Bangladeshi entrepreneur graduates from Draper University.
A new Linkin Park and an exciting new chapter for the band
Linkin Park returns with new vocalist Emily Armstrong.