There are things that need to be done. And this time, you’re all on your own.

Team Bored Tunnelers from Bangladesh became the first ever Asian team to rank in the top three.

A group of students from BRAC University, with support from faculty members and alumni, took the initiative of creating a positive impact on society through multiple campaigns aimed towards orphanages, underprivileged people near campus, and the BRAC University staff.

These three teams are among the top 38 competition finalists.

All Out!, an action-packed cricket manga by Source? hit the shelves last month.

This initiative, named “Felines for Fee Forgiveness!” is part of the library’s cat-themed month of March “Meawness” celebrations.

Man sells ancestral property to afford an iftar platter at a high-end restaurant.

A bunch of free places on the internet that allow me to complete assignments or personal projects when the going gets rough.

Bangladesh's Nafira Nayeem Ahmad and Shamim Ahmed Mridha were honoured with the Legacy Award.

Playing any sort of sport while fasting — be it casual or at a professional level — is no easy task.

From start to finish, the movie plays with expectations as it unfolds each new layer only to reveal another aspect of the story.

UIU organised its three-day biennial flagship conference – ICDRET 2024 – from March 7 to 9.

Millions of people, including myself, just suddenly lost a person who helped shape their childhoods without even knowing it.

The Bangladeshi team Bored Tunnelers, this year, has emerged as the first ever South Asian team to be among those top teams in the finals. 

Linkin Park’s latest release “Friendly Fire” was a fitting tribute to the life and exploits of Chester Bennington.

The show succeeds in introducing us to the world of Twisted Metal, while still appealing to existing fans.

Adib Ahnaf Chowdhury, a student from Scholastica School, has achieved a remarkable feat by securing the top position in the World Game Coding Competition 2024 organised by the International Kids Coding Competition.

Mehrian Mohsin Adrita and Estiak Ahmed Saikat, two sixth-semester students from BRAC Business School took the initiative to provide healthy food to fellow students and founded SavoryKitchen.

Rahul Aman, a frustrated Engineering student, believes that universities need to offer emotional compensation in the form of extra credits, a sentiment shared by most others in their department. 

Calls and texts will be your new best friends when navigating the challenges of anything long-distance.