Dismissed JU Fazilatunnesa Hall employees claim they paid for recruitment; outsourcing firm denies wrongdoing

Names department chair, says he was asked to 'pay' to secure the position

The British Council is inviting applications for the twelfth edition of its prestigious Study UK Alumni Awards.

Every year, September 1 is observed as “University Day” at Khulna University of Engineering & Technology (KUET).

Knowing what to expect, how to move through the crowds, and the small gestures of respect that matter can make your visit smoother and more enjoyable, while keeping the celebration welcoming for all.

Dhaka University’s pro-BNP teachers’ platform, the White Panel, yesterday demanded that the results of the recently held Ducsu election be suspended and a re-election arranged if allegations of irregularities and rigging are proven true.

UTAB warns agitation may resume if administration fails to punish culprits

All quota related decisions suspended for now

Dhaka University authorities have refused to release the signed voter attendance lists from the recently held Ducsu and hall union elections, calling them "highly sensitive and confidential".

The emergence of advanced generative AI, such as ChatGPT and Gemini, has had a significant impact on higher education.

The Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC), in partnership with the National University (NU), has successfully launched the first phase of the National University Employment Reform Initiative (NUERI)

While the movie does suffer from uneven pacing, it delivers breathtaking visuals, immersive soundscapes, and an emotional narrative that makes the film feel more like an intimate experience.

Education ministry issues order; holiday covers Durga Puja

Acting registrar defends move as 'internal redistribution' of duties

Ballot papers found at Nilkhet market not explained, they say

The Flow Fest, happening from November 6 to 8, is offering a space for you to express yourself and connect with others.

Seeks abolition of 'finance secretary' post, and clarity on MPhil, PhD student participation

The management of menstrual pain in Bangladesh is hindered by a lack of targeted therapy and knowledge. The prevalent use of a one-size-fits-all approach fails to address the diverse and individual experiences of those who menstruate.

Why first-year university friend groups often break apart

It is a strange thing to feel as though you know everything about someone who has never met you, stranger still when millions of people feel the same way. The phenomenon I am referring to is “parasocial relationship”, a neat psychological phrase for the one-sided bonds people form with public fi