Why our youth is struggling in the current job market. A part of Star Youth's special Youth Anxieties series.

Learning money skills early in life.

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) has lifted its long-standing ban on student politics, though restrictions remain on certain activities within the campus.

Amid ongoing unrest at Rajshahi University, sparked by student protests and teacher strikes, the Rucsu and hall union elections were deferred once again yesterday.

The protesters declared that the indefinite strike would continue until their demands were fulfilled

Faculty and staff members of Rajshahi University observed a full-day work abstention yesterday, boycotting classes and examinations, before announcing that the strike would continue indefinitely.

Re: Zero blends dark isekai fantasy with deep character growth.

Prof Tanvir Haydar steps down after recent turbulence

The University of Oxford has announced it will provide free access to ChatGPT Edu, an education-focused version of OpenAI’s AI tool, to all students and staff, starting this academic year. This makes Oxford the first UK university to widely deploy the platform following a year-long pilot involving around 750 users.

Student surround VC, pro-VC’s house

MIST Blitz to race at Formula Student China 2025.

On September 6, the AIUB Social Welfare Club–Shomoy, with the support of the Office of Student Affairs (OSA), American International University-Bangladesh (AIUB), organised a day-long event titled “Rongin Shomoy 2025” at Kathpencil Pathshala – a non-profit organisation dedicated to the education

Students of Dhaka’s seven colleges, previously under Dhaka University, have set a September 22 deadline for the education ministry to issue an ordinance converting the institutions into a central university.

Nomination paper submission deadline ends; 931 papers submitted

Demonstrators allege move aims to obstruct Rucsu revival

Russia offers 200 scholarships to Bangladeshi students.

Despite the challenges, Chartered Accountancy remains one of the most rewarding professions in Bangladesh, both financially and in terms of prestige.

The ground for mental health discourse remains shrouded in misconception and stigma. In fact, being diagnosed with a mental disorder is still viewed through a lens of shame or even denial.

In conversation with Momota Akter, a Bangladeshi PhD student at MSU working on vaccine research.

Takes a jab at Chhatra Dal's 6-point demand announcement