Commencement address delivered at BRACU's 17th Convocation by Prof. Adam Habib.
Motivated by a strong desire to serve the community and business, Khorshed decided to establish his tea shop — “Ek Cup Cha”— near the BRACU campus.
The condition of public university halls is poor, with their structural safety often in doubt
The campus cats provide comfort, making the campus feel warm and welcoming, and create a sense of belonging. Because of this connection, we naturally want to care for them. However, caring for campus cats is not only about feeding them; it is about feeding them correctly, keeping them safe, and respecting their freedom
The fashion show showcased over 64 uniquely designed outfits.
Can universities change the system to ensure that each member is held equally accountable?
Student-run newspapers have the potential to amplify student voices, highlight campus issues, and drive social change.
The three-day-long festival celebrated the spirit of art, collaboration, and creativity.
Alok Projjolon Festival 1432 was celebrated with great splendour at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Dhaka University.
DU has introduced a healthcare insurance scheme for its regular students, providing coverage for those up to 28 years old in various listed hospitals for an annual premium of BDT 330. Students can access a maximum insurance benefit of BDT 80,000 per year for hospital admissions, including BDT 16,000 per day for cabin or ward rent, medical services, and doctors' fees.
Every year, September 1 is observed as “University Day” at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET).
Why first-year university friend groups often break apart
Students from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Dhaka University (DU) recently organised Syllaবাদ, an art exhibition that extends beyond academic boundaries.
As a student, there will come a time where you will be forced to participate in group assignments. If you are unlucky enough, you will have to do it quite a few times. If you are God’s favourite soldier, maybe you will get to do it with your friends or people who actually take their studies seriously. But few of us are rarely that fortunate.
Accessibility in universities should reflect society’s commitment to equality.
If the upkeep of a washroom, a basic and essential facility, is too much to ask of our universities, what does that signal about the priorities of those in charge?
The red bricks throughout the IUT campus are not just building blocks; they stand as witnesses to countless memories that have shaped this institution.
Although Bangladesh welcomes a considerable number of medical students every year, there still remains a lot to account for if we truly want to be a hub for medical education.
