Shamsad Mortuza
BLOWIN' IN THE WIND
Dr Shamsad Mortuza is a professor of English at Dhaka University, and former pro-vice-chancellor of the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB).
BLOWIN' IN THE WIND
Dr Shamsad Mortuza is a professor of English at Dhaka University, and former pro-vice-chancellor of the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB).
The UGC's decision to allow private universities to offer PhD programmes is a timely move.
A prestigious ranking system naming Dhaka University as the top university in Bangladesh makes us revisit that love-hate stance.
Moral policing by the West, when its own hypocrisy comes out through its actions controvening international law, one cannot help feeling bemused.
The interplay between myths and scientific explanations of auroras illustrates human being’s capacity to find meaning in the natural world.
The utilitarian value of a university must reflect the institution's inherent value.
What people like Milton Samaddar and Tipu Kibria show us about society.
The heavy-handedness led students in Atlanta to shout, "Stop Cop City."
The enchantment of statistics should not blind us to the sobering truth.
Jawan weaves a modern-day Robin Hood tale, generously padded with clichés that would give any avid moviegoer déjà vu moments aplenty.
At the grandest stage of men's cricket, the Tigers missed an opportunity to leave a mark, precisely when the country is divided on many issues.
The practical implementation of this method has revealed significant shortcomings.
Israel’s occupation of territories and desire to parcel all Palestinians as Arabs to the neighbouring countries have become blatantly clear.
The film can then be compared to a dog whistle; its message is understood by a particular group but eludes others.
Unless the canals through which the waste waters are released to larger sources in Mohammadpur are maintained on a regular basis, the much-hyped road islands and the ornamental plants in the Dhanmondi area are of no use.
In this race, universities vie for higher positions on the leaderboard, marking frenzied attempts to outmanoeuvre their peers.
The repercussions of Tanzim’s misogynistic remarks extend well beyond the headlines.
A pre-teen has been making news for boarding a Kuwait-bound flight from the Dhaka airport without any documentation.