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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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 journey of excellence: In Conversation with Dean Mahbub Majumdar
“Personal success is stupid,” says Professor Mahbub Majumdar (Dean, School of Data and Sciences), challenging conventional notions of achievement. Recently,
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This is not just a momentary love
Some days, love is cutting open your thoracic cavity and making that big old machine stop beating or praying death
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Love is everywhere
Love is the most common thing Right next to seasonal flu Allergy and worn out shoes, loud horns and rusted
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Love was around, I had blinders on
A Black Balloon The world turned over— an unverifiable hypothesis. I kept burning the pages of self-explanatory mistakes that seized
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Humans are Meant to be Warm
I think humans are meant to be warm, through settling fog dreads And crisp stalks lone in dewdrop rain. Cradled
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