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Giya Sood and Srijana Siri
3 days ago
Drawing Conflict: What Does it Take to be Joe Sacco?
Joe Sacco, donning the signature detective-esque hat that you will not see him without, both in and out of his comics, came to the...
Anusha Dhakal
Dec 2
Review | Blue Roses and Broken Dreams: The Glass Menagerie
In The Glass Menagerie , memory takes centre stage as Tom, the protagonist, revisits the events of his life in a search for the origins...
Nikita Kalra
Nov 22
Liberal Hearts, Chained Minds: A review of Nayantara Violet Alva’s debut novel
Ashoka alum Nayantara Violet Alva’s (UG’19) debut novel, Liberal Hearts has already become a topic of conversation at Ashoka University.
Anandi Gupta
Nov 19
Politics in Picture: Ashoka Battles the Smog Apocalypse
Year on Year: The Smog Conundrum Continues
Noor Sabharwal
Nov 15
Nostalgia is Usually Amnesia: Reflecting on the Major-Minor Report and Institutional Change
The Major-Minor report, along with broader Ashokan discourse on employability, objectifies and distances institutional changes, fostering...
Maya Ribeiro
Nov 11
The Uneasy Art of Revolution: Inside Professor Aparna Vaidik’s Writing Journey
A report on Professor Aparna Vaidik's on her journey with writing for Ashoka University’s Undergraduate Writing Program on 28 October, 2024.
“Stuck in a Bad Equilibrium:” 10 Years in, Ashoka Grapples with its Liberal Arts Ethos
Read the article here: 10 Years of Ashoka
Haryana Elections and Ashoka: The Many Voices on Campus
Nathan Sahiya*, a strikingly lean man resplendent in a rather dirt laden faint-blue shirt, works as a janitor at Ashoka. “All well, Bhaiyya!
Becoming the Establishment: The Sophomores Reminisce Batch Championship 2.0
Sophomores Aneek & Bhavin recap their underdog victory from the second edition of the Batch Championships
New campus to be semi-functional next semester; What to expect
Ashoka University, currently spanning an area of 25 acres with a residential capacity of approximately 2,500 students, is embarking on a...
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