The ongoing economic and political instability that started during the Covid-19 pandemic, followed by the Russia-Ukraine war has caused a global economic slowdown. This has hugely affected Bangladesh, putting our economic stability under huge pressure. Moreover, multifarious issues have risen inclu
With a broad goal of making a positive impact on changing people's lives and thinking beyond borders to create a sustainable future, business competitions came into being. This also came with a unique opportunity to familiarise students with real-life business scenarios and bring out their entrepre
With the theme ‘Fostering the Economy Through Technological Advancement to Tackle Post-Pandemic Catastrophe’, BUP Global Affairs Council (BUPGAC) arranged the sixth edition of its hallmark event ‘BUP International Model United Nations Conference 2021’. The three-day conferen
The 26th Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF) kickstarted on January 01 at the Bangabandhu Bangladesh-China Friendship Exhibition Centre in Purbachal and continued for the whole month amidst many speculations of the postponement of the fair due to rising Covid infections across the country. As DIT
'Business Competition' is a staple term in the extra-curricular arena of university students nowadays. It is hard to even find a fresher, not hearing about business case competitions. Most of these competitions are marketing and branding competitions with different rounds, each round upscaling the
Just a few weeks back on November 24, a student of Notre Dame College, Nayeem Hasan was run over by a Dhaka South City Corporation garbage truck. Just the day after, another person was killed by a garbage truck operated by Dhaka North City Corporation. Not even after a week of these two accidents,
"So, you're complaining about being stuck in traffic while going to school? At least, you're going by car. In our times, I had to walk six miles to go to school and walk back the same way to return home. Kids today have their never-ending complaints," said Mr Karim, father of Zinat Maliha, a sophom
The first thing that comes to our mind when we hear about receiving education is the traditional method of learning in schools. And by school, we mean the traditional day schools where students go for a specific time period in the day, get lessons from teachers, interact with friends and come back
