Group also protests the removal of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s photograph and Liberation War-related materials from the archive

Ducsu leaders demand action over alleged damage to archive materials amid university investigations into union activities

Altering its archive to reshape historical narrative unacceptable

Tahseen Jahan says her political identity affected her academic life, while university officials outline steps taken to facilitate her viva

DU forms three probe committees to review Ducsu initiatives, reports due in 7 days

Students’ Federation objects to Jinnah-related displays as Ducsu defends them as historical exhibits

Teachers deny the accusations, allege political harassment and lack of due process

Decision comes amid ongoing protests by students demanding 24-hour access to residential halls

Three-member committee will examine the claims and recommend action, the university says

Hall authorities cancelled their seats, while the students say they were not given a chance to defend themselves

Women breaking out of the patriarchal cage during the struggle against fascism is, for many, like the decorative showpieces we keep in our cupboards at home—taken out when guests arrive and put back on the shelf once they leave.

Dhaka means different things to different people. Some people loathe it for nuisances while others love it for some unexplained reason.

As Bangladesh approached the second anniversary of the July uprising, Dhaka University (DU) authorities suspended three teachers and relieved four others of their academic and administrative responsibilities over various allegations.

Information minister says accuracy and objectivity must come first, warning that advocacy can distort journalism

Both organisations allege their activists were assaulted during a dispute over an investigation meeting

DU sets unit-wise tests from December 5 to 26, with first-year classes beginning on March 28, 2027

Platform expresses concern over disciplinary measures taken against 7 teachers and an investigation involving a list of 231 faculty members

Association alleges the syndicate violated the Dhaka University Order, 1973, and denied the teachers due process

Syndicate forms committees to probe recruitments, HEQEP projects and allegations against 125 teachers

They demanded that students seeking a second undergraduate readmission or a master's readmission be required to vacate their residential hall seats