Anica Hossain, a ULAB student, won the Global Student of the Year Award at the Global Alliance World Public Relations and Communication Awards 2024.
The absence of siblings did not make me lonely. Instead, it taught me to value deep, meaningful connections with those I allow in my life.
You cannot easily concentrate on long conversations, and cannot remember roads, people's names, or other detailed information. People misunderstand you for being irresponsible and inattentive but in reality, no matter how much you try, it’s very difficult for you to focus on anything! You might be one of 2 to 37.45 per cent of the Bangladeshi youth who experience symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Switching from a science background to a business one is a journey many students in Bangladesh navigate. For years, science subjects have been seen as the top choice, offering pathways to esteemed careers in engineering, medicine, and technology. However, there's a growing interest in business majors at the undergraduate level.
If we have learnt nothing else in the last several months, it is not to underestimate the power of young people.
Young people have been at the centre of a major political transition.
MIST Blitz secured the first place in the Engineering CRM Combustion Category.
MIST's Saraf Nawer wins Inspireli Awards 2024 in architecture.
Career training bridges skill gaps for job readiness.
Making sure to stick to the prompt and ticking all your requirements can massively streamline your writing process.
What could have been a solid way to end things with a bang, unfortunately ended things with a whimper.
Receiving a constant stream of praise can be quite validating, but it can be harmful for an individual looking to improve at their craft.
Founded by four high schoolers from Viqarunnisa Noon School and College (VNSC), Put a Period is a non-profit organisation working to eliminate taboos surrounding menstruation.
In today’s fast-paced and hectic world, many struggle to keep up with their myriad of responsibilities.
Students like to be noticed by their teacher in a positive light. By appreciating them, teachers build a healthy, competitive environment which helps coax out students’ creativity.
While there are certainly exhilarating and growing moments, they are frequently intermingled with hurdles and panic.
While competitiveness amongst students can encourage more academic diligence, its darker side warrants more discussion.
Some of us are afraid of becoming stuck because we owe too much to our relationships. We make an effort to give more than we receive to avoid feeling compelled or indebted.
The transience of things might be disturbing and extremely overwhelming.
