Events / Students from Australian International School pay a visit to The Daily Star
2 September 2026
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Rising Stars
Interviews / Bangladesh's young mathematicians shine at WMI 2026
1 September 2026
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Stars on the rise
Education / The A level grading system explained
17 August 2026
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Education
TV Series / The Wonderfools: Messy at first, but surprisingly worth the ride
11 August 2026
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Rising Stars
Reader Submission / How society’s obsession with success harms young people’s mental health
11 August 2026
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Rising Stars
Reader Submission / Smiles that changed my perspective
10 August 2026
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Rising Stars
Movies / Nolan’s reframing of The Odyssey
6 August 2026
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Campus
Reader Submission / The piper’s solace
3 August 2026
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Fiction
Movies / Backrooms is a liminal nightmare, until it isn’t
2 August 2026
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Pop culture
Movies / Spider-Man: Brand New Day: A timeless hero’s confrontation with isolation
1 August 2026
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Pop Culture
Why public speaking matters in school education
In an age where professional environments depend on clear expression, the ability to speak confidently extends far beyond the classroom stage.
25 June 2026
The neuroscience behind Tetris and trauma
Tetris limits the capacity for forming traumatic memories.
23 June 2026
Mono no Aware: The beauty of impermanence through Eid-ul-Adha
Every beginning carries the seed of its own end.
27 May 2026
Sins of the blameless
Suffering in a world where the victims get blamed, and the tainted hearts get praised
20 May 2026
Return of the King of Pop in Michael
The movie begins with Michael (Jaafar Jackson), the global pop star, walking onto the stage, as if the real-life embodiment of Michael himself graced the audience with his presence.
2 May 2026
Sorceress
By the flickering stove, blue potion jars cradling in-between worn-out fingers swivelling amidst cracks of skin meld into warmth.
1 May 2026
When time stands still
Inside the glass walls of my hourglass, I have always felt the inevitability of decline, yet I never realised that even falling is beautiful.
1 May 2026
The illusion of choice in choosing science
Students are not picking a stream to learn for the sake of learning.
1 May 2026
Is the AI bubble too big to pop?
It's worth noting that bubbles don’t always “pop”; sometimes they “deflate”.
30 April 2026
Carrying the weight of having strict parents
The tension we feel under strict rules doesn’t disappear when we leave home; it often reshapes our choices and the way we carry ourselves.
30 April 2026
Fate/strange Fake: All flash, no grail
Stunning visuals, but thin story and rushed pacing.
22 April 2026
Finding stillness between chaos and cats
In that stillness, I realise survival is not only perseverance.
18 April 2026
The blue-hair narrative and the art of meaning
Blue is an unusual hair colour that has mastered the art of meaning.
18 April 2026
What would a social media ban for young users look like in Bangladesh?
What would a social media ban for young users look like in Bangladesh?
6 April 2026
Inside a young numismatist’s collection
For me, the rarer the coin, the clearer the window into our past.
31 March 2026
Why reading books matters
The bottom line is: read books.
27 March 2026
Letter from my dead grandmother
By virtue of my untimely demise, it appears that I have all of a sudden been promoted, quite without my consent, to somewhat the rank of a posthumous enigma.
27 March 2026
Circular economy: Explained
The concept of a circular economy gives us a different way of thinking about production and consumption.
27 March 2026
The importance of student councils in schools and colleges
Discover how student councils empower students, foster democratic values, and build leadership skills in Bangladesh schools.
26 March 2026
Netflix's One Piece Season 2: The faithful voyage continues
An adaptation made by people who clearly love the source material.
25 March 2026