University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) welcomed the new Bengali year with much enthusiasm and colourful festivity. ULAB VC Prof. H.M. Jahirul Haque; Special Advisor to ULAB Board of Trustees Prof. Imran Rahman; ULAB Emeritus Professor Rafiqul Islam; and ULAB Registrar Prof. Akhtar Ahmed attended the rally along with students, faculty

Pahela Baishakh marks the arrival of the Bengali New Year, part of a unique calendar system determined by the seasons. Bengalis all around the world wait for this day to make merry and indulge to their heart's content and North South University (NSU) celebrated this year with new hopes and festivities keeping the traditions alive.

Today, after so many years, I'll get to see him again. I try to walk quietly, but my arthritis affected knees make it an inconceivable task for me. My lucid, floppy arms grab on to the walls for support as I stumble on air.

Sometimes I try to find myself, Amidst the still water of the river. Sometimes I wait for myself to appear, In the mist that takes us nowhere.

The sun was just about to set. Violet skies streaked with wispy clouds, a perfectly circular gradient of orange, blood red and violet on the horizon. The trees underneath a dark shadow, barely moving, as if forcing itself against the violent gusts of wind. I dangled my legs over the edge and felt the rocky uneven surface beneath me, my hand coming away yellow with dirt.

Not to be confused with the other article bearing the same name, this one is for people who have lives and don't spend all day playing video games like losers. We know what it's like to be outmatched in activities that actually matter. The following are some of the things that go through our head when that happens.

The only thing that's better than gaming alone is having friends. Even better than that is being able to game with said friends. Of course, when you frequently play against skilled opponents you start to show some less than pleasant traits. Below are some of the more embarrassing ones.

Matching steps to your favourite beat and swaying like nobody's watching, dancing truly lets you find and lose yourself, all at the same time. Ever since I was a little girl, dance has always held a special place in my heart. I would participate in every dance competition my school had to offer, danced/choreographed in every gaaye holud I was asked to be a part of, and grooved to Macarena, The Ketchup Song, and almost every Bollywood hit like there's no tomorrow.

Since its inception in 2008, Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center (BYLC) has been working to equip the country's youth with the skills

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Anyone who has attempted startup business should be familiar with hardship and the challenges that come with it. To inspire newcomers

Casper Foundation, a non-profit organisation working with student leaders from local universities to help implement innovative and

Each mentor will conduct a workshop related to a topic of their choice, ranging from economics, culture, technology, education, to

The orientation programme for the students of newly enrolled students of Spring 2018 was held at UAP permanent campus on April 7, 2018.

Foundation for Learning, Teaching and Research (fLTR) has successfully completed the Certificate Course on Teaching for Active Learning (TAL) from April 5 to 7, 2018, at University of Asia Pacific (UAP) campus. A total of 22

The Department of Social Relations, East West University (EWU) celebrated World Health Day 2018 through organising a public lecture titled “Universal Health Coverage: Everyone, Everywhere”. The department also organised poster presentations and a health camp highlighting this year's theme “Health for All”.

A daylong conference on "Accountability in Bangladesh: Issues & Debates" was held at the Independent University Bangladesh (IUB) on March 29, 2018 at the university campus in Bashundhara, Dhaka. The conference was organized by “Global Studies and Governance” programme of the School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (SLASS) at IUB.

An inter-school team of six Bangladeshi high school students are all set to compete at the upcoming NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge 2018 to be held at the George C. Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, USA from April 12-15, 2018. This is the first ever high school team from Bangladesh to participate in any international rover challenge.

The Bangladeshi community in Melbourne has its fair share of North South University (NSU) alumni who often come together to take trips down the memory lane. This is probably why almost all of the NSU alumni in Melbourne are part of the registered “Melbourne NSUers” community.

Swimming in water bodies abloom with plastic was very common for Subhash and his father. They depended on any salvage they could find from the plastic controlled territories on the island they lived in. The plastic materials were everywhere—in the ponds, in the forests, on the roads, on the puddles, in places where they shouldn't be. It was as though they were manmade creatures walking all over the earth and ultimately settling where they find it comfortable to create a colony of their own. They came in various shapes and sizes. Though diverse, they all existed for the same purpose.