The slow fade of romantic comedy
People often say, “Nostalgia will be the death of me,” but when it comes to romantic comedies, it might just
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The Liberation of Bangladesh: A curated reading list
In this month of independence, as we navigate new leadership, new systems, and the hope of a new Bangladesh, we
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Rewriting the scream
Once upon a time, horror meant flickering lights, creaking doors, gory makeup, and a figure at the end of the
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Aurthohin turns the page with new members
Renowned Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin caught fans off guard with the departure news of two members, Mark Don and Ehtesham
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Book-talk: exploring emotion and authority in Bhawaiya
On February 26th, the Department of English and Humanities (ENH) hosted a book talk on Dr Nasrin Khandoker’s (Postdoctoral Fellow,
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Nostalgia or revival? Decoding the 2026-2016 parallel
Nostalgia has a funny way of sneaking up on you. One moment, someone puts on “Closer” by “The Chainsmokers” at
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Honouring the soul of Bangla rock
On February 5th, Dr Mohammad Yunus (Chief Adviser, Interim Government of Bangladesh) proclaimed the recipients of the “Ekushe Padak”, honouring
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The semesterly tradition of ENG114 drama and trauma
Each semester, students of “ENG114: Introduction to English Drama” organise a stage play as part of their course assessment, which
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Fakhrul’s film journey reaches Nepal International Film Festival
Mohammad Fakhrul Alam (Alumnus, ENH) is bringing pride to the university as his short film Memories and Miseries has been
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From niche to noticed: Theatre’s return among Gen Z
Stage theatre was long sidelined in contemporary popular culture, receiving admiration from a small number of people, while being mostly
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