Stones that Speak: A Walk through Mehrauli
Khushaali Shukla, Class of 2020 The local folklore around Mehrauli hints at a diverse past. It was briefly made the capital of … Keep Reading
It’s Just Like Tequila–Memorable in the Moment But Forgettable the Next Day
Gitika Naik, Class of 2021 If you’ve been anywhere on the internet lately, chances are that you would’ve heard about Amazon Prime’s … Keep Reading
Razaai: Talking through Art
Sarah Khan, Class of 2021 A razaai, or quilt, is threaded together by lines of ethnic stitching, exuding a unique aesthetic and … Keep Reading
Somewhere Under the Rainbow
Aninthitha Nath, Class of 2021 Twiddling my rainbow pin, I sat on the metro, eyeing the route to Rajiv Chowk. Colours flooded … Keep Reading
Bohemian Rhapsody: An Uninspired Tribute to a Legendary Musician
Kiana Manian, Class of 2021 Queen’s 1975 single “Bohemian Rhapsody” is regarded as one of the greatest songs of all time. The … Keep Reading
The Dancer’s Language
Kiana Manian, Class of 2021 We often throw around catchphrases like ‘the language of dance’, but seldom do we understand their true … Keep Reading
From Mcleodganj with Love: Movies, Mountains, and Momos
Sarah Khan, Class of 2021 Club Atlas, a division of Odyssey, Ashoka University’s nascent travel society, organised its first trip in an … Keep Reading
From Mcleodganj with Love
Sarah Khan, Class of 2021 Club Atlas, a division of Odyssey, Ashoka University’s nascent travel society, organised its first trip in an … Keep Reading
The Creators | Apartment Upstairs
Devika Jamkhedkar and Sumantra Sen, Class of 2021 The Creators is a fortnightly series of artist profiles of Ashokans who are actively … Keep Reading
A Spooktacular Evening
Gitika Naik, Class of 2021 Halloween is when people of all colours (red, green, and blue), species (ghosts, aliens, and centaurs) timelines, … Keep Reading