The life of a free spirit, far from the chaos and strings of a routine life, a Bohemian life: that's the dream. Sadly, it

Are you happy? Are you content or happy? Do you know the difference between content and happy? If you can perceive the difference, how much does the distinction matter?

Event 52 is organising a daylong event “Limitless”, which is a youth-based grooming session for students from all over Bangladesh, that will be held on October 29, 2016 at Krishibid Institute Bangladesh, Farmgate, Dhaka.

Jahangirnagar University Photographic Society (JUPS) organised a 4-day long inter-university photography exhibition titled “Step Out” on September 27, 2016.

The moment when you are not fully awake, not fully asleep either. Your eyes are closed. But you can see the half-moon shining.

On September 22, The Daily Star (TDS) and United International University (UIU) carried out their latest instalment of their collaboration, IMAGINE Write Creatively, at the Oxford International School in Dhanmondi.

Youth Carnival (YC) is trying to break the boundary of differentiating between learning and memorizing, and to create a platform to connect the youth of the country with the opportunities, home and abroad.

Let us imagine taking a step into the savannah region in Central Africa in the heart of a winter season.

The launching ceremony of humanoid robot “Dbot” developed by Md. Hafizul Imran, a research associate, Software Engineering Department was held today on September 25, 2016 at DIU Auditorium.

With 163 delegates, Oxford International School (OIS) hit off its first intra-school Model United Nations (MUN) for two days on September 23 and 24.

Why are habits so hard to curb? Is it because we grow so used to them that our sense of familiarity rests within indulging in those habits?

Josephite Drama Group (JDG) of St. Joseph Higher Secondary School, Dhaka arranged “Drama & Cosplay Festival”, powered by Pran Lacchi from September 22 to 23, 2016 first time in high school level to celebrate the festivity and creativity that revolves around and within us.

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Sergio Aguero and Alexis Sanchez once again showed last week why they are indispensable in our Fantasy Premier League (FPL) squad as they fetched 13 and 14 points respectively.

Pineapple topping on pizza is cool, but I'm better.

Netflix has been churning out one great TV show after another. They dominate the social media trends and have become the inspiration for an unlimited number of think pieces.

Light House, a puzzle game by Banana Development, is an amazing brainteaser that I've gotten addicted to recently.

The realm of communication is quite confusing when it comes to the academic classroom. No theory can be applied here with absolute certainty.

Take one large social media platform. Add in three tablespoons of whimsical art, a piece of unconventional fiction chopped into cubes, a litre of underlying messages that put life into perspective, a generous sprinkling of witty humour and then mix it all up. What do you get? These amazing Facebook pages.

With our ever-expanding bucket lists, rife with extreme sports and exotic locations, we often lose sight of the beauty that exists in our own backyard. Sure, who wouldn't want to spend the next weekend sipping an authentic Café au Lait in a dainty French bistro? As charming as that may be, sometimes, there's just no alternative to the inexplicable joy of exploring home. But when time is limited and so is your wallet, you have to keep your desires in check - but to what extent? That is, exactly what I set out to find on my two-day trip to Bandarban - with a budget of four thousand. Yikes.