“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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TAs and RAs of BracU: The journey outside the syllabus
As university students, it is easy to find fault with teaching assistants for things that go wrong in our courses.
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ENG369: A 4 week-long summer course
Last year, shortly after the July Uprising, the Department of English and Humanities (ENH) of Brac University hosted a seminar
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July in memoriam: reemergence of student politics
July was the pinnacle moment for our generation, and the uprising presented us with invaluable opportunities: a renewed hope for
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The Bittersweet Tale of Prolonged Semester Break
How would you feel when you get a long break after one of the most hectic semesters? Finally the moment
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Degrees in a Hurry? Evaluating the Trimester Model
Ever felt like time is slipping through your fingers, but there’s no real way to prove it? One Sunday, you’re
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The Art of Selfcare – Reel v/s Real
Type Self-care when you open Pinterest, Instagram, Threads or Youtube. You will be bombarded with images of girls doing yoga,
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A guide to better navigate journal articles
We have all faced our computer screens blankly in the dead of night, shuffling through scholarly articles to find ones
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The Connection of AI with Human: Friend or Frenemy
Curiosity, a human trait, has been the source of invention for centuries. While it unleashed some inventions that are termed
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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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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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The reality of Ramadan: balancing faith and fatigue
In the month of Ramadan, Muslims worldwide fast from sunrise to sunset. It is a time of spiritual reflection, self-discipline,
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A BracU Student’s Guide to Tackle Increasing Air Pollution
The bustling capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, has progressively been moving up on the scale of air pollution. Just a few
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Beyond Academics: The Kindness We Overlook in Education
Imagine walking onto campus and seeing everyone fiercely competing for grades and recognition. The pressure is immense, and the focus
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CS vs CSE: One ‘E’ Makes All the Difference?
If you navigate BRACU’s campus, it is almost impossible not to run into a Computer Science(CS) or Computer Science and
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Two Sides of the Same Coin: The RS Experience
There can be two different versions of a story. In fact, two people may even lead different lives under the
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Glimpses into the Soul: The Art of People-Watching
In a world full of stories, each person has a unique narrative that is ingrained in who they are. Within
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