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.
Patience, like moss, that grows on red soil. Conversations with friends, like inadequate breakfast.
My love always arrived wrapped in silence, wrapped in dust. But that was childhood.
The story of Sinners shines because of its insistence on straying away from genre conventions.
Very few shows are written with the level of competency as Andor
In one of their most recent episodes, Dhaka Sessions featured three young artists from Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay to perform in the intimate and literary, lush space of Bookworm Bangladesh
Tariffs may target nations, but the public often bears the burden.
Severance feels like an inspired piece of work that dives into corporate culture.
US university students protest Gaza war, face arrests, suspensions, expulsion threats.
The First Slam Dunk has, in many ways, perfectly distilled everything that makes sports anime good.
Kissing strangers only feels good
From start to finish, the movie plays with expectations as it unfolds each new layer only to reveal another aspect of the story.
When we speak of learning being efficient, it is important to remember that the traffic in Dhaka city really works against everyone.
To the politicians and their vetoes and dismissals of any proposals that might bring some change—what language do you use with them? What of their language that otherises an entire people to dehumanise them?
With Ekushey Boi Mela now in full swing, the excitement surrounding the discovery of new releases should be hanging palpably in the air.
Tertiary education and the outcome provided by it are factors that are constantly in need of revision. In today’s world where new in-demand jobs and special fields of expertise explode into popularity at unprecedented rates, universities have a responsibility to respond by adapting quickly and efficiently.
For fashion designers or those aspiring to be one, the journey may be long and arduous in Bangladesh.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, we have seen a major decrease in not just the number of books being published per year, but also in the profits made by publishing houses.
