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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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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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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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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Stranger Things: To boycott or not?
The fifth and final instalment of the Netflix hit series Stranger Things released its first volume on 26th November, immediately
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Campus printing: Triumph or daily trial?
If there’s one thing that truly connects students across all the departments of our university would be the communal trip
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Staying safe when the ground shakes: Confronting the seismic reality
The ground shook. Windows rattled, phones buzzed with urgent calls, and within minutes, millions of residents stood frozen or rushed
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Academic ambition meets storage starvation
Welcome to BracU, where the future is digital, innovation is limitless, and your drive space is, well, 4GB. Nothing screams
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“Everyone does it”: The motto that broke the line
What if someone unfamiliar with BracU walked up to the bus line and saw only bags standing in order, no
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Paws, people and the price of intolerance
A whisper post. And within days, our lively campus fell silent. The familiar sight of Bagha stretching lazily, some cats
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