Remote learning has been a difficult shift for us all, especially junior and senior- year students of universities. Despite it being almost two years since our routines were replaced with unfamiliar social and academic pressures, there is still a longing ache for the familiar faces and the thrills of on-campus adventures.

The probe committee in Sirajganj's Rabindra University has found proof against a teacher who was recently accused of ordering haircuts for at least 13 students against their will.

United International University (UIU) Robotics Club organised “IdeaStorm 2021” online recently.

Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) released Jahangirnagar University student Boni Amin, who was picked up on Tuesday, from their custody and handed him over to his family today.

The Academic Council of Rajshahi University (RU) has decided to reopen the university's residential halls on October 17.

Students at Sirajganj’s Rabindra University have been continuing hunger strike on the campus for the second consecutive day today, demanding termination of a department head who recently ordered haircut for 14 students against their will.

The Academic Council of Jahangirnagar University (JU) has recommended that the university's residential halls be opened from October 21.

The tests for admission to Dhaka University’s undergraduate courses will be held from tomorrow in all eight divisions for the first time.

Amidst the pandemic, about 50,000 Bangladeshi students opted for studying abroad mainly through online classes, as most international borders were shut. As things are gradually getting back on track, the influx of students choosing to study abroad is expected to increase tenfold.

Dhaka University (DU) admission tests will be held from October 1, at all divisional cities of the country besides Dhaka.

Students at Sirajganj’s Rabindra University started a hunger strike on campus this morning, demanding termination of a department head who recently ordered haircut for at least 13 students against their will.

The government is likely to cancel this year’s Junior School Certificate (JSC) and its equivalent Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) exams due to the pandemic.

Every year, during Rajshahi University’s (RU) admission tests, the institute’s halls welcome thousands of admission seekers from different corners of the country. According to teachers, student leaders and guardians, the dormitories usually house around 50 percent of admission seekers, particularly students from non-affluent families and those from far flung areas.

Students of Rabindra University in Sirajganj’s Shahjadpur demonstrated today, protesting the forced haircut of their peer who attempted suicide from the humiliation.

Education Minister Dipu Moni today said that there is no scope to hold Junior School Certificate (JSC) and Junior Dakhil Certificate (JDC) examinations this year due to the Covid-19 situation.

This year’s SSC and its equivalent examinations will begin on November 14 while HSC and equivalent exams on December 2.

Although the government said any university or its affiliated colleges could resume in-person classes if all their students completed the Covid-19 vaccine registration by yesterday, more than half the tertiary-level pupils across the country failed to do so within the deadline.

Date of honours first year admission test to ‘Arts and Social Sciences Unit’ -- for the academic year 2020-2021 -- of the seven Dhaka University-affiliated government colleges has been changed.

This year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations will start from November 14 and December 2 respectively.

The number of students in classrooms of secondary schools has been dropping since September 12, when the schools reopened after over one and a half years.