Often treated as an afterthought, food becomes one of the most significant and unexpected aspects of culture shock for those living abroad.

Over the past few decades, economics departments have increasingly modelled themselves after the natural sciences. Economics has gradually been separated from history, politics, and the humanities more broadly.

SUST Autodrive introduces one of Bangladesh's first self-driving car prototypes.

Bangladeshi lawyers explore AI for legal research and practice, weighing benefits against risks.

United International University (UIU) organised a seminar titled “AI for Business Excellence” on February 7.

24th Dhaka International Film Festival concludes at Stamford University Bangladesh.

Daffodil International School, Uttara Campus, observed its “Annual Sports Day 2026” from February 2 to 3.

Pokémon Legends: Z-A delivers a bold new combat system, a fun story, memorable characters, and a captivating initial experience.

BUBT organised “BUBT Research Week 2026” for the first time.

For the first time in Bangladesh’s history, voters residing outside of the country were able to cast their votes for both the national election and the referendum through postal ballots.

Through investment, trust, and long-term thinking, governments can create a sphere where young minds can thrive. The future of Bangladesh does not rely on stopping young minds from leaving, but it certainly depends on giving them a reason to believe that coming back is worth it.

Sajid shares his journey to success and advice for students.

In conversation with NSU VC Dr Abdul Hannan Chowdhury.

BRACU's Prof. Majumdar receives Spirit of Abdus Salam Award.

Discover effective independent study techniques and free online resources for Cambridge & Edexcel, saving you from costly coaching centres.

UIU offered its students a much-needed pause from its tight academic schedule through “UIU Pitha Utshob 2026”.

The Neon Genesis Evangelion diploma course explores psychoanalytic perspectives.

Fixing your sleep cycle means treating sleep like something intentional.

Find out how Bangladeshi universities performed across different subjects.

Both public and private universities are falling short in handling minor issues, and action must be taken to reduce the red tape involved.