Several injured after clash following inter-department football match at RU
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Press Release / UCBD signs MoU with SSL Wireless
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Press Release / IUB honours 210 O and A level achievers in Chattogram
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Career / Navigating a career in public health
17 September 2026
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Opinion / Why Bangladeshi unis should consider offering online degrees
17 September 2026
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Opinion / Why Ducsu’s faculty evaluation move matters
16 September 2026
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TV Series / After five seasons of panic attacks, The Bear ends
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Pop Culture
3 blasts reported on Dhaka University campus
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Witchwave: The sound of digital dissociation
“Witchwave” is less a fixed genre and more an umbrella term that dissolves into adjacent microgenres—witch house, dark wave, dream pop, and other fragments of electronic sounds.
22 June 2026
From Diana Award to Forbes 30 Under 30: Nafira's social impact journey
Nafira Nayeem Ahmad was featured in Forbes' 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 List under the "Social Impact" category.
21 June 2026
DEML, NSU to host international conference on language, literature, and TESOL
The conference will be held from October 30 to 31.
18 June 2026
QS World University Rankings 2027: Where did Bangladeshi universities rank?
13 Bangladeshi universities listed in the 2027 QS World University Rankings.
18 June 2026
The perils of financially depending on parents in your 20s
Depending on your parents is both a privilege and a burden. It keeps you safe from financial ruin, but in exchange, it chips away at your peace of mind.
18 June 2026
How Team Six Seven made Bangladesh proud in Hong Kong
Team Six Seven from the Bangladesh University of Professionals emerged as the second runner-up in the HSBC/HKU Business Case Challenge 2026 in Hong Kong.
18 June 2026
Beyond the clutter: Understanding hoarding disorder
Hoarding disorder is often mistaken for irresponsibility, but it is actually a complex condition rooted in anxiety, trauma, and fear of loss.
18 June 2026
JnU honours 104 students with first-ever Dean’s Award
Jagannath University conferred its first-ever Dean’s Awards on 104 students.
17 June 2026
Govt can't force universities to hold student union polls: Milon
Education minister says autonomous universities will receive advice and support for elections, while funding will be provided for new residential halls and expanded accommodation
14 June 2026
ULAB MSJ hosts CI forum on Platform Society in the Global South
The MSJ Department at the ULAB organised its CI Forum on June 13 at Dhaka University.
14 June 2026
Troubles of the bespectacled
Glasses may be troublesome at times, but they also allow us to see our families and distinguish between the cat and the furniture.
12 June 2026
Why students feel the need to opt for side hustles
As the job market becomes more competitive, the pressure to have a resume that features more than just a CGPA has become paramount.
11 June 2026
The beautiful game, the bizarre rituals
What separates the average spectator from the truly devoted is the elaborate, deeply personal rituals they perform.
11 June 2026
An IBA Gold Medalist’s blueprint for success
IBA Gold Medalist Monamee shares the lessons, habits, and mindset that helped her thrive.
9 June 2026
Fancy That: PinkPantheress shows less is more
What Fancy That ultimately demonstrates is something more interesting than simple artistic evolution: It shows an artist making peace with her own instincts.
8 June 2026
Covering La Albiceleste: A sports writer’s dream World Cup
The World Cup 2022 story of Argentina and Bangladesh exemplified the spirit of football. Covering it as a writer and presenting it in front of people was a privilege.
8 June 2026
Fan edition vs player edition jersey: What are the differences?
Fan vs player edition jerseys: which should you buy?
6 June 2026
Why friendships feel different in adulthood
Friendships in adulthood rarely resemble the ones we once imagined, but that doesn’t make them any less real.
5 June 2026
Handle with care
The phenomenon has no formal clinical name, but it’s widely recognised among bibliophiles: an intense attachment to the physical integrity of books.
5 June 2026
The youth and traditional songs in the face of change
To reframe traditional motifs without surrendering their souls, modern production should be but a recontextualisation, not a replacement.
4 June 2026