Humour / Why I don’t like voice messages
30 September 2026
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Star Youth
Pop Culture / Why do modern films look artificial?
29 September 2026
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Star Youth
Reflections / Is nonchalance the death of emotional intelligence?
29 September 2026
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Star Youth
Reflections / The allure of live theatre in the age of screens
27 September 2026
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Star Youth
Star Youth / Unlikeable and unforgivable: Let’s give our women some grace
9 September 2026
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Pop Culture
Reader Submission / The positive impact of pets on children's development
22 August 2026
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Star Youth
Pop Culture / Making smartphones cinematic: The Park Chan-wook Way
30 June 2026
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Star Youth
Father's Day / The love language of my father
21 June 2026
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Star Youth
Star Youth / How social media and technology have changed how we mourn losses
15 June 2026
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Star Youth
Star Youth / The return of Y2K culture: what does this mean for us now?
6 June 2026
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Star Youth
In our algorithm-centric lives, we must extend our empathy
Sometimes we simply must observe and keep up, even if it's uncomfortable.
9 August 2025
My parents are aging and it scares me
A reflection on growing up and witnessing parents age.
8 August 2025
The pitfalls of wanting to stay productive during semester breaks
During semester breaks, there isn't any coursework to worry about, but for many, that empty space quickly becomes a breeding ground for anxiety.
7 August 2025
AK Ratul’s legacy will live on
Rest in power, AK Ratul. You will not be forgotten.
7 August 2025
One year post-uprising: How do students view Bangladesh today?
How much of the students' expectations after the uprising have been fulfilled?
7 August 2025
Does the new Superman movie signal a cultural shift?
Superman stories have always referenced and challenged real-life geopolitics since the character's inception.
26 July 2025
Boys don’t cry but here’s why they should
Masculinity needs to be redefined across cultures.
26 July 2025
What official recognition means for the esports scene in Bangladesh
Bangladesh now has a real shot at building an esports culture from the ground up.
26 July 2025
We mourn
The Campus team extends its most profound and sincere condolences to the survivors and the families of the victims.
21 July 2025
My father as a person
When I observe my father as a person who is a husband to my mother, I have to see him from a different light.
12 July 2025
The growing chasm of BookTok
Are the glory days of BookTok coming to an end?
12 July 2025
When a child is their parents’ second chance
Do your parents see you as individuals with your own choices, or do they see you as extensions of themselves?
12 July 2025
Beating brainrot in Dhaka
Brainrot essentially describes the withering of mental faculties from overexposure to low-value digital content.
11 July 2025
My em dashes are showing – Am I AI?
My em dashes are showing – Am I AI?
5 July 2025
Ways to overcome physical distance in your friendships
Long-distance friendships thrive on effort, updates, and honest connection.
27 June 2025
Mountaineer Shakil reflects on his “Sea to Summit” expedition
Mountaineer Shakil reflects on his “Sea to Summit” expedition
27 June 2025
Why we should keep our hobbies alive
Sacrificing the joy of hobbies in exchange for productivity should never feel like an emotionally fulfilling trade-off.
23 June 2025
Helping parents navigate misinformation on the internet
Ensuring that our parents can navigate this digital minefield with vigilance is not just a personal responsibility; it is a necessity for a more informed society.
13 June 2025
The significance of BPD Awareness Month
The emotional wounds of BPD are deep enough, but societal misunderstanding drives them even deeper.
28 May 2025
Nostalgia, memory, and the power of physical media in a digital world
To many, collections are personal archives. They are reflections of tastes and values, and, to this day, the beauty of those tangible experiences remains.
1 May 2025