Preserving Love in Bloom: The Story of Mystical Charms by Tnova
In a world where memories are fleeting, Tasnova Hossain (Senior, BBS) found a way to capture love’s essence in her
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Midnight’s Third Child: A Discussion on Everything that is Fleeting.
On June 11th, Brac University’s Departments of Architecture, English and Humanities and Economics and Social Sciences jointly organized a book
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To love and hope: the HIMYM playlist
Despite its disappointing ending, we all have a soft spot for How I Met Your Mother. Sometimes (often), love swept
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Final destination: return of death game
The “Final Destination” franchise is easily one of the most popular movie series, keeping audiences at the edge of their
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‘Ghibli AI’ sparks controversy: art or an insult to creativity?
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been improving rapidly and making our lives easier due to its accessibility and quick responses to
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Mothers and Daughters in When Life Gives You Tangerines
Dear girls, what would you do if you could turn back time and give your mother the life she deserved?
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From vision to victory: Team Rupantor’s expedition to women empowerment
How impactful is a vision when intertwined with innovation? Team Rupantor knows the answer. They secured a spot among the
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BURT successfully launches Project Hashimukh
During this sacred month of Ramadan, Brac University Response Team (BURT) launched Project Hashimukh to bring smiles to the faces
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UIHP success stories of BracU
BRACU’s University Innovation and Hackathon Program UIHP recently celebrated the victory of 11 teams and disbursed a total pre-seed grant
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A nuanced review of the Severance finale
The Severance season 2 finale delivered on almost all fronts. Mark and Gemma finally reunited (though short lived), Mr Drummond
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Jilapi-Muri: an affront to food or an adventure of taste
As BracU students, we believe in diversity with unity, not divergence with anarchy. From arguments to agreements, we may sort
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An unfinished revolution: violence against women in Bangladesh
Post July Revolution, new societal boundaries were expected to emerge where women would no longer bear the brunt of oppression.
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