The curse of being a “gifted child”

Being a gifted child is enviable. So, why is it a curse?
30 March 2022

Why “fake it till you make it” works

Tricking yourself into thinking you can do the things you set your heart out to do.
30 March 2022

Dazed and confused

Bangladeshi adolescents and their limited reproductive health knowledge.
30 March 2022

IUB hosts discussion on Bangabandhu and independence

Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) hosted a discussion titled “Bangabandhu and The Independence of Bangladesh" on March 29 marking the 102nd birth anniversary of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Independence Day. IUB's School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (SLASS) organised the event in collaboration with the office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor.
30 March 2022

Bangladeshi edtech Shikho closes seed investment of USD 5.3 million

Shikho aspires to improve educational outcomes for students through accessible and affordable online learning solutions.
29 March 2022

Scholarships that can make studying at University of Sydney possible

The University of Sydney, known for its excellence in research globally, ranks number 1 in Australia.
24 March 2022

Editorial

As someone who spent a major chunk of the last decade juggling his undergraduate engineering classes and a full-time job, you might think I’d have a lot to say about this week’s cover story. To be honest, I don’t.
23 March 2022

Anime games for the fans to look forward to

It's hard to conclude how the final products will look like.
23 March 2022

On-campus job opportunities (or lack thereof)

On-campus job opportunity? Is that even a thing?
23 March 2022

From lofty aspirations to bored indifference

Growing older, our vision of what we're going to be can change.
23 March 2022

In defence of, uhmm, filler words

Do filler words serve no purpose?
23 March 2022

Will You Be?

My town is in ruins, Can’t believe I was born h
23 March 2022

Symbiosis

“Are you still there?” I ask. “I’m here,” I hear a voice that’s my own.
23 March 2022

What is freedom to you?

"Freedom is synonymous to breathing."
23 March 2022

Our insecurities, when handed down to others

It is normal, and truthfully, unavoidable, to sometimes feel insecure.
23 March 2022

Why it is okay to want a spam account

Spam accounts are great filters to social media.
23 March 2022

The tug of war between work and study

Is a student’s only responsibility towards their academics?
23 March 2022

CanLiver Luke talks at ULAB campus

“It’s more important how we respond to challenges, rather than how we receive all the tests in our lives,” said Luke Grenfell-Shaw, a UK biker and CanLiver, who shared his life experiences at a public talk before the students of the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) on March 20.
21 March 2022

Maybe our parents aren’t perfect

Our parents have every right to be as flawed as we are.
16 March 2022