We Remember So They Can’t Rewrite
They say the ground in Badda still remembers— a scorch mark near the bend where a boy’s breath caught mid-chant,
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Emerging out of Insurmountable Darkness
Are we intrinsically aware of the feeling of being liberated? To possess the freedom, exercise our rights and uphold our
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Hope Refused to Kneel
I didn’t hold a placard. I wasn’t in the crowd. But I heard the screams — sharp as truth, the
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The Fire of July: Fall of a 16-year Dictatorship
I was in RS-66 when the ‘July revolution’ started. On July 15th, 2024, we went home for a mid vacation
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Days when Bangladesh was offline
After the death of Abu Sayeed, a former student of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur at the hands of police on
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Blood in July
Blocked roads, chants on the streets This time, dictator, she could not defeat After years of struggle to find our
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Students explore North Bengal’s heritage, community, and landscape
From 17th to 21st April, a group of architecture students from the Department of Architecture took their sketchbooks and cameras
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Harry Potter and the mirror of inclusivity
In our muggle study place, the wizarding world brought magic among BracU students just last winter during the Potterfest. With
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BUEC hosts discussion on fiscal resilience
On July 10th, Brac University Economics Club (BUEC) hosted a panel discussion titled “Economic Resilience of Bangladesh: Role of Fiscal
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