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On 30th April, BRAC Institute of Languages (BIL) marked its 20th anniversary with an event that provided a remarkable overview
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At the dawn of adulthood, one of the most impactful decisions for most teenagers is choosing their majors. However, for
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Drowning amidst several pending deadlines and the nagging of a friend’s plea to hang out, one might find peace in
Inside BracU labs: Sparks of learning in fading light
Walking into BracU laboratories, students carry the quiet hope of discovery where the spark of hands-on learning turns theory into
When desires turn sinister
There’s a saying that horror fans are being fed well this year. With films like Obsession, Passenger, and Backrooms on
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Rakibul Hasan’s curious journey of designing the future
Md Rakibul Hasan (Alumnus and former lecturer, SoAD) has recently graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with Distinction, bringing immense
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