From commitment to Geneva: Nafisa’s rise
For Nafisa Tabassum (Alumni, SoL), law has been driven by a commitment to human rights. That commitment has now taken
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Student Life
Tracing the bargains of women’s power and patriarchy in Bangladesh
On 2nd February, the Anthropology Collectives, organised by the Department of Economics and Social Sciences, arranged the seminar titled “Rupture
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Guilty until proven human: The 21st century witch-hunt
University students have officially entered a fascinating new era of education, one where having a good vocabulary is no longer
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Computation meets biology: BracU hosts interdisciplinary workshop
BracU hosted a workshop and symposium on interdisciplinary computational biology from January 5th to 10th. Professor Tibra Ali (Associate Dean
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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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Between home and here: Life beyond borders
Distance is rarely the only factor while leaving home. For a lot of international students at BracU, it starts as
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A ride was booked, accountability was not.
How many times must a life be broken before safety stops being a slogan and starts being a responsibility? On
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Exploring neoliberalism and changing aspirations in contemporary Dhaka
On 3rd January, the Department of Economics and Social Sciences hosted the seminar titled “Navigating Social Mobility with No Guard
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Avishikta’s journey of bridging astrobiology with microbes
The dimensions of space and the microbial world seem quite contrasting and distant. However, novel scientific exploration forms a profound
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From classrooms to social change: Hult Prize wraps at BracU
Brac University became a hub of innovation and social entrepreneurship as it hosted the final round of the Hult Prize
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