With cutthroat global competition and a lack of streamlined infrastructure locally, students often find themselves questioning where to go and whether their degrees are even worth it.
Do your parents see you as individuals with your own choices, or do they see you as extensions of themselves?
Campus sat down with Asifuzzaman for an interview where he walked us through the milestones and moments that shaped his path to Microsoft.
US international students face fear, silence, and rising threats in 2025.
The decision was made yesterday during a meeting of the university's Board of Residence, Health and Disciplinary Committee
Government Edward College in Pabna has dropped Suchitra Sen’s name from the title of a residential hall, drawing criticism from residents of the district where the legendary film actress was born.
Natural charm to take hit from wave of unplanned development
Treasurer says election not possible in June
They issue a four-point demand, with the immediate release of the draft voter list as a key priority
The first election to the Jahangirnagar University Central Students' Union (Jucsu) in 33 years will be held on July 31
All residential halls for students to reopen on May 2 and academic activities to resume from May 4
The advisory council yesterday approved a draft amendment to the Public Service Ordinance by scrapping the provision for punishment on grounds of “insubordination” and dropping several other controversial clauses.
The Public Service Commission announced the schedule through a press release today.
According to a press release issued by the commission yesterday, the recommendations were made against 1,710 approved cadre vacancies
The postponed written tests of the compulsory subjects of the 46th BCS will be held from July 24 to August 3
The Public Service Commission (PSC) yesterday decided to postpone the 46th BCS written examinations following discussions with protesting jobseekers.
The PSC chairman says they want to complete the entire process — from prelims to recruitment — in 12 months
PSC Public Relations Officer SM Matiur Rahman confirmed the decision to The Daily Star.
As many as 3,930 candidates for the 44th Bangladesh Civil Service will have to face fresh viva voce since the newly constituted Bangladesh Public Service Commission has decided to cancel the previously conducted oral examinations.
Mountaineer Shakil reflects on his “Sea to Summit” expedition
Team UIU secured seventh place globally, and second place among Asian teams.
UIU Mars Rover from United International University (UIU) and BRACU Mongol-Tori from BRAC University (BRACU) secured the 6th and 8th positions respectively at the University Rover Challenge (URC) 2025 finals.
When she told her family about climbing Everest, someone said, "Isn't that like going to Bandarban?"
A team from Glenrich International School, Uttara has secured first place in the internationally-acclaimed NSS Gerard K O'Neill Space Settlement Contest.
Shomy Hasan Chowdhury, an award-winning WASH Activist and development professional from Bangladesh, has been named to the prestigious World Economic Forum’s Young Global Leaders (YGL) Class of 2025.
These four teams will represent Bangladesh and their respective universities in the URC 2025 finals.
The teams have qualified for the Singapore AUV Challenge 2025 (SAUVC 2025).
Competing against 451 teams from 77 countries, the Bangladeshi robotics team "Robonium Bangladesh" clinched the 5th position in the World Robot Olympiad 2023 in the "Future Innovators (Senior)" category, held in Panama
Arifa Khatun, a fourth-grader at Bostal Government Primary School in Sujanagar upazila of Pabna, has to travel to school using a boat every day, leaving her family concerned for her safety
The 'Great Himalaya Trail' goes from east to west of Nepal through the Himalayan mountains. Less than 50 people from around the world have covered this 1,700km trail on foot. Ikramul Hasan Shakil from Phulbaria village, Gazipur became the first Bangladeshi to complete the adventure on July 9
If you step inside Chittagong University's campus, the first thing that'll greet you is music. It's hard to miss music if you walk around the campus, from the iconic CU shuttle train station and academic buildings to the canteens, residential halls, roadside stalls, and streets. Music is everywhere!
In 2019, Leuna Tasnim Shammo went viral on social media through her songs. Four years later, this little artiste still dreams about music
Superman conveys a message about kindness, hope, and how our choices represent who we are.
When I observe my father as a person who is a husband to my mother, I have to see him from a different light.
Do your parents see you as individuals with your own choices, or do they see you as extensions of themselves?
With cutthroat global competition and a lack of streamlined infrastructure locally, students often find themselves questioning where to go and whether their degrees are even worth it.
Campus caught up with Md Hasan Al Banna to delve deeper into his PhD journey at Texas A&M.
Like video games, we can shape a booming industry.
The advisory council yesterday approved a draft amendment to the Public Service Ordinance by scrapping the provision for punishment on grounds of “insubordination” and dropping several other controversial clauses.
The Public Service Commission announced the schedule through a press release today.
