Voters stood in long queues in blazing September heat yesterday, eager to cast what was, for most, the first ballot of their lives.

Candidates are worried about the number of booths and the locations of polling stations.

The Dhaka University Central Students' Union, more commonly known as the DUCSU, is holding elections after six long years. But arguably, a fair election has not been held since the 1990s. The last DUCSU election, held in 2019 under the Awami League government, was marred by controversies and ele

A conducive environment must be created to encourage women's political participation.

Whichever party came to power, its student organisation gained overwhelming dominance while all other groups were silenced or marginalised.

From Language Movement to anti-Ershad protests, Dhaka University’s student body left a lasting mark on national history

We can view the holding of DUCSU polls (followed by JUCSU and RUCSU polls in the same month) as a step towards rebuilding democracy from the foundation.

The irregularity of DUCSU elections is in contrast to DU’s legacy.

The last DUCSU election took place in 2019, shrouded by accusations of vote-rigging, anomalies, and dominance by BCL.

Jatiyabadi Chhatra Dal (JCD) announces its full-fledged panel to contest Dhaka University Central Student Union (Ducsu) election scheduled for March 11.

The High Court directs the Dhaka University (DU) authorities to hold Dhaka University Central Student’s Union (Ducsu) election at a suitable time preferably within six months.