The feeling of emptiness isn't something wrong to feel as a musician.

Here is a list of some recent animated projects which many people may not have heard of but should definitely check out:

It can be just as hard to accept that you deserve a more peaceful life as it is to keep toiling away.

Bel-Air is not just a simple remake, it is a love letter to the classic sitcom.

Some remain fearful while others seem excited with this new tool at their disposal.

It is all the more important to adapt to the distance and make the persistent effort to reduce it.

The genius of The Bear is no secret.

ULAB held a day-long Career Fair for the current students and alumni with motto “Connect to the Future” on February 25.

86 is a rare gem of an anime and one that will certainly satisfy the watcher.

The Shaheed Dhirendranath Dutt Memorial Medal was awarded to nine individuals for their outstanding contributions in various fields in Bangladesh.

Manchester United now find themselves as the only top-five Premier League team fighting on all fronts.

Hopefully more saree enthusiasts can enjoy their first trip to Ekushey Boi Mela.

Artcell’s Otritio doesn’t shy away from making a bold statement.

A Multi-Destination Education Fair was hosted by AECC Study Abroad Consultants on February 19 at Renaissance Dhaka Gulshan Hotel for Bangladeshi students willing to pursue their education abroad. The daylong event featured 25 university representatives from the US, Canada, and the UK with opportunities for on-spot applications to internationally acclaimed institutions for the 2023 academic session and onwards. 

The Junior Section of DPS STS School Dhaka, arranged the daylong ‘Boichitre Bangla 1429’ programme on Saturday February 18, to celebrate the true essence of Bangla language, tradition & cultural heritage. The grand celebration enabled the students to get in-depth exposure to our rich Bangla culture and history so that they grow to love and value Bangla more.

Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) organised a day-long Career and Networking Day on February 8 amid participation from 110 companies and institutions from different sectors. Deputy Minister for Education Mohibul Hassan Chowdhoury, MP, visited the stalls and spoke in the closing ceremony as the Chief Guest. The event was organised at the IUB campus by the Office of Career Guidance, Placement and Alumni Relations Office (CGP&AR).

Understanding Bangladesh’s politics, and how students constantly shape it with their voice and activism is a difficult prospect.

“Extra ghugni, no chilis,” he confirmed, his cyber-enhanced eyes ever judging.

The concept of being “cultured” has no objective truth to it, and is completely subjective.

Why do many public university students abandon their majors to become BCS cadres?