In this ever-expanding universe of subfields, a single, generalised undergraduate degree can begin to feel like a jack-of-all-trades programme that risks giving students only superficial exposure to areas they may later wish to master.

On July 3, the first lecture of the distinguished Law lecture series titled “Rights of Nature in the Global South” was held at the Department of Law, Dhaka University (DU).

BUFT successfully hosted "Textile Hack 2025: Prototype Bazaar" on July 13.

Ariful Islam, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of BRAC University, has been appointed as its Treasurer on July 10, by the President of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.

Superman conveys a message about kindness, hope, and how our choices represent who we are.

With cutthroat global competition and a lack of streamlined infrastructure locally, students often find themselves questioning where to go and whether their degrees are even worth it.

Campus caught up with Md Hasan Al Banna to delve deeper into his PhD journey at Texas A&M.

Final-year students of BUP recently wrapped up their university journey by celebrating saree-punjabi day.

Like video games, we can shape a booming industry.

The country is also known for providing a high quality of life and favourable weather conditions, making it one of the top destinations for higher studies for international students.

Campus sat down with BUP graduate Asifuzzaman for an interview where he walked us through the milestones and moments that shaped his path to Microsoft.

KPop Demon Hunters explores themes of self-acceptance, sacrifice, and friendships – all wrapped up in a colourful package with hilarious gags.

As investigations continue, the students vow to keep raising their voices until justice is served without compromise.

According to Sanijda, real life tends to take a backseat for Akik when football gets involved.

Scholastica’s A level graduation ceremony was held on 22 June at the STM Hall.

The story of Sinners shines because of its insistence on straying away from genre conventions.

Accessibility in universities should reflect society’s commitment to equality.

If the upkeep of a washroom, a basic and essential facility, is too much to ask of our universities, what does that signal about the priorities of those in charge?

“I want to tell stories that matter, stories that serve the public interest, resonate globally, and give voice to the voiceless,” said Mehedi Hasan Marof.

BRAC University and SOAS University of London have jointly launched a collaborative PhD programme.