Making justice more than a definition: Sumaiya Razzak’s story
Sumaiya Razzak (Alumna, SoL) has recently become a Hardiman scholar at the University of Galway, where she is currently pursuing
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Month: October 2026
How Curiosity Shaped the 2026 Nobel Prize Winners
Isn’t it wondrous to be remembered forever as a mortal being? In 1895, Alfred Nobel, the man who invented dynamite,
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On being human in the age of AI
There’s a peculiar kind of vertigo in watching AI get good at things we think are uniquely ours: writing, drawing,
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SoL colloquium discusses children’s rights protection in workshop
On October 12th, BRAC University School of Law (SoL), in collaboration with the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs
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ENH hosts international panel on transitional feminism and justice
On October 12th, the Department of English and Humanities (ENH) organised a compelling panel discussion on “Transitional Feminism and Women’s
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Between the rhythms of dhak and dhunuchi: celebrating Durga Puja
A suitcase is packed with the promise of home, but a textbook remains a fidelity that cannot be traded off
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The unknown wonders of BRACU: Digital Scholarship Lab
Most of us have passed by it at least once: the small alley lurking suspiciously beside the unused gate on
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Legendary voices of the subcontinent that defined generations
From parents swaying to Lata Mangeshkar’s “Lag Ja Gale” to waking up on national holidays to Sabina Yasmin’s patriotic classic
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From family rides to the world stage: BRACU’s Tafseer becomes Powerman
Tafseer Jinan Mahmud (Fresher, BBA) turned his family habit into a global accomplishment as he and his parents took on
Read MoreFrom activism to academia: Zeba’s journey to UCL
Zeba Farah Haque (Alumna, SoL) has recently achieved the prestigious Commonwealth PhD scholarship to pursue doctoral research at University College
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