TV Series / The Amazing Digital Circus: A tribute to existential defiance within an absurdist world
3 October 2026
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Rising Stars
TV Series / The Grand Tour enters a promising new era
28 September 2026
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Campus
Fiction / Kodom always reminded me of her
24 September 2026
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Rising Stars
Education / What every cadet college aspirant should know
24 September 2026
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Rising Stars
Exchange Programme / KL-YES US exchange program for Bangladeshi school students
14 September 2026
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Campus
Events / Students from Australian International School pay a visit to The Daily Star
2 September 2026
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Rising Stars
Interviews / Bangladesh's young mathematicians shine at WMI 2026
1 September 2026
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Stars on the rise
Education / The A level grading system explained
17 August 2026
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Education
TV Series / The Wonderfools: Messy at first, but surprisingly worth the ride
11 August 2026
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Rising Stars
Reader Submission / How society’s obsession with success harms young people’s mental health
11 August 2026
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Rising Stars
Jalebi, Saree, Samosa: When did we become too good for Bangla?
“It just doesn’t sit well in your mouth, ma.”
30 March 2022
When you’re not good at your new hobby
If you relate to this feeling, don't worry. You're not alone.
16 February 2022
A promising star of karate
From the age of 10, Marzan Akter Priya knew that her calling in life is karate. She used to watch seniors and juniors in karate training from a window in her classroom. However, she did not pluck up the courage to join them because such activities were strictly prohibited in her household.
7 February 2022
Faatiha’s earnest mission of combatting climate change
Faatiha Aayat is a Bangladeshi writer, child rights activist, and climate campaigner living in New York, USA.
23 December 2021
Menstruating for the first time
People who never get prior education always end up panicking.
15 December 2021
11-year-old Toky Yasar Ayman’s earnest tribute to Sheikh Russel
Eleven-year-old Toky Yasar Ayman has impressed one and all with his melodious voice. He recently partnered up with renowned singer and lyricist Shafiq Tuhin for the duet song, “Sheikh Russeler Kanna”.
22 October 2021
What They Don’t Tell You About the Statement of Purpose
The SOP, in a way, is a conversation with the admissions committee.
29 September 2021
Bangladeshi students win first and second prizes at Int’l Virtual Debate Festival Quiz
Oman Jafar and Sneha Mahjabin, two Bangladeshi students, have bagged the first and second prizes in the World Quiz Competition of the International Virtual Debate Festival, held in Bangladesh.
23 August 2021
Skipping towards Guinness World Records
Skipping is a playground staple for people of all ages. Rasel Islam, a teenager from Thakurgaon, has commandeered the sport with two Guinness World Records to his name.
19 August 2021
What is this morbid curiosity?
Knowing the unknown isn't bad. But it's up to us where we draw the line.
17 February 2021
Why Writers Write
As Anne Frank wrote in her diary, "I can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn."
11 November 2020
YouTuber Burnout Explained
Since its inception fourteen years ago, YouTube has become a fundamental part of our lives. Not just for the youth but for people of all ages, it is an indispensable tool
13 November 2019
Explaining buzzwords related to climate change
It is important to first understand the words that scientists use.
19 December 2018
The must-watch time travel thriller
Dark is a German series from Netflix that will get you hooked immediately, make you constantly ask, “What the heck's going on?” and
20 December 2017
Rekindling Old Hobbies
A common excuse that slips out of our mouth every now and then is “life happened”. Somewhere along the way we all lose sight of ourselves, about who we used to be, about what we liked.
7 June 2017
A Beginner's Guide to Writing Poetry
Happy poetry writing!
17 May 2017
Bullet Journaling For the Lazy and the Busy
I started bullet journaling in September 2016. I haven't given up this hobby yet. Hence it's safe to say that it's worth clinging on to because God knows I am lazier than a sloth.
26 April 2017
EXPLAINING THE RAINBOW
Ever since an especially fascinating Science class in middle school, the pouring of rain followed by sunlight to this day makes me look...
23 March 2016
Beginner's Guide to Nonfiction
When we talk about narrative literature, we generally mean fiction. Thrillers, fantasy, detective novels – name anything, and it's
23 December 2015