Video games is the biggest form of popular culture in our generation. Most video games we play are based off fictional stories or real life events that take place in a foreign land, usually where the game is developed, like the US, Japan, or maybe Europe. This got me thinking, what if there were games like this but based in Bangladesh? How would they be, and what would we call them?

We are so starved for things to do in Dhaka that any large event draws thousands of people, but the Ekushey Boi Mela is my favourite.

There was a time when surfing the web meant something beyond scrolling through Facebook and Instagram. All different kinds of interesting websites and blogs were popping up everywhere, and dare I say, it added to a level of diversity on the internet.

I recently left Dhaka for a couple of days. I was coming back into the city on a long haul bus, entering through Sayedabad, and the image that hit me was striking.

Moral Orel was a claymation show on Adult Swim that ran for three seasons from 2005 to 2009.

Bangladeshi student excels in China Aero Modeling Design Challenge

With the Dhaka North and South city corporation elections almost upon us, we reached out to our city’s youth, and asked them what they expect from their future mayors.

People who don’t add sugar in their tea or coffee always seem to come off a bit proud about it, don’t they? There is a certain aura to when they say “sugar-free” or “Oh... No sugar, please” as they order away.

Experiences at the DITF that unite the people who call Dhaka their home.

Disapproving glances and doubtful frowns follow the not-so-average student in their despicable journey to higher education. Because the student, in this instance is one that has made the horrible decision of taking “easy” subjects. Where will the arts, humanities and languages ever get you?

Whether we’ve ever successfully started a money-making machine of a business, we’ve either tried it or thought of trying it. Initially, an idea hits you out of nowhere.

There is comfort in familiarity but boredom in the too-familiar. I am not the adventurous type; does that mean that I’m missing out on the nicer things in life? Probably, but that’s okay.

With the theme “FORWARD - A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE”, Nippon Paint launched Asia Young Designer Award competition for the students of architecture and interior designing departments of different universities in Bangladesh.

International University of Business Agriculture and Technology (IUBAT) celebrated its 29th founding anniversary with great enthusiasm on January 16, 2020 at its permanent campus at Uttara.

Muhammad Yeasir Arafat, IUB alumnus who did his B.Sc. in ETE and MSc in Telecom from IUB and currently doing PhD in Chosun University, South Korea was awarded the “Minister of Education Award”. According to Chosun University, he received the Best Academic Achievement Award (Minister of Education) for his research achievements and received a prizemoney of 1 million Won.

After discovering some fantastic music in 2019, there have been a few albums that I think everyone should continue to appreciate in 2020.

In present times, knowledge has taken a profound meaning. It is everything from knowing what you know, to knowing what you don’t. But knowledge, the application of it and binding it out and sending it out to the world–your knowledge is now free and you have become a part of the elusive scholarly articles section of Google.

It’s not wrong to spend a couple of hours doing nothing.

What the meaning of travel is and what one seeks from a trip are as subjective as questions can get.

The thought of embarking on a journey towards innovation, discovery, and rediscovery is somewhat daunting. Interconnected to this is the idea that you will get out of your head and extend the boundaries of existing knowledge.