The young Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEED) at North South University celebrated two successful academic years on October 27, 2015, by hosting “CIVILFEST” at the university's Bashundhara campus.

Perhaps I left my heart on that corner chair

Achieving our vision of Bangladesh as an advanced nation depends on creating an efficient delivery system for skills training and education.

Teen Tekka is a radio show on Colours FM101.6 for the teenagers of Bangladesh. It is the first of its kind and airs every Tuesday night at 11 PM.

Dhaka is a convoluted mess when it comes to transportation. The excruciatingly high time for commutes, the blistering heat, and the lack of proper public transport in one of the most densely populated cities on Earth...

Founded in 2004, University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB), a top-tier private university in Bangladesh, celebrated its 11th founding...

When I came across this anime I thought, "That's a funny name, probably just another clichéd high-school drama." I was wrong, and now I won't be able to die in peace until I recommend it to a hundred other people.

Art is a vast topic. There are really no characteristics which define art. It can range from sketching, colouring to sculpturing.

October 29, 2015 marked a busy morning at the BUET Civil Building. Despite the mid-term break, the Civil Building was bustling with students in formal attire from as early as 9 am. The Secondary Round of the Hult Prize at BUET was about to commence.

On October 31, Fablab Dhaka hosted its first MakerMeet encouraging young innovators to showcase their creations and share ideas.

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On October 17, 2015, Chittagong Grammar School, Dhaka, hosted their CGSD Science and IT Festival, at their Gulshan campus.

This week we're ending the first series we've run on Fable Factory.

With the mantra “More questions, more possibilities” the 13th Annual Inter College Science Festival 2015 at Holy Cross College...

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There's little doubt that nothing has shaped the world more radically than the Internet. The most significant of its impacts is how it has created a need in everyone to have an online social presence, which brings with it both benefits and hazards.

You will be your worst enemy. Steer clear of mirrors and any reflective surfaces altogether.

We are all aware of having to pay a value added tax (VAT) of 15% when making certain purchases, that go to the government.

Make a YouTube search: “SD Burman Cover Bangla”. See how many artistes have sung covers of Sachin Dev Burman's Bangla songs.

Bangladesh University of Professionals (BUP) hosted the 2nd BUP Inter University Cultural Fest 2015 at the Bijoy Auditorium on October 17, 2015.