Seeing Sorrow: Visual Art in Political Protest
By Mohan Rajagopal, UG’24 Trigger Warnings: Oppression, Violence, Nudity Over the past few months, the student body of Ashoka University has been … Keep Reading
Art and Friendships: A Shared Cultural Experience
By Aditya Padinjat, UG’24 Cast your mind back to the first few days of college. The massive video calls and the thousands … Keep Reading
Over Dhaba Chai and Laundry: Friendship at Ashoka
By Saadia Peerzada, UG’22 Friendships are derived from a mutual adoration of each other’s company. The strings of pleasure and obligation that … Keep Reading
Kolkata : Through a Kaleidoscopic Lens
By Rwiti Bhattacharya, UG’23 For years now, films have been turning modern metropolises into urban fantasy-lands where all dreams come true. Amidst … Keep Reading
Dissent, Debate, and CoffeeHouse Culture
By Amogha Sharma, UG’23 I was first introduced to the subject of this article a few months ago, through a chance conversation … Keep Reading
Life in a Gorilla Cage- Puberty, Anxiety, and Disparity in Big Mouth
By Malvika Gera, UG’23 With its raunchy dialogue and ability to not shy away from titillated, pubescent teenagers, Big Mouth offers a … Keep Reading
Protest Spaces : Finding Solidarity in Solitude
By Rwiti Bhattacharya, UG 23, and Nidhish Birhade, UG 22 A surreal article published on the morning of 17th March brought the … Keep Reading
The Harbours Of Academic Freedom
By Smriti Nambudiri, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 and Amogha Sharma, Undergraduate Batch of 2023 A few weeks before Pratap Bhanu Mehta’s widely … Keep Reading
The Role of Poetry in Dissent Against Institutional Injustice
By Saadia Peerzada, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 In the wake of Professor Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Arvind Subramaniam’s resignations from Ashoka University, … Keep Reading
Has It Really Been One Year Of Lockdown?
By Smriti Nambudiri, UG22 As the Spring Semester marched on, I, like all other Ashokans, made myself another cup of coffee to … Keep Reading