Freedom at Midnight
The Residence Life Access Policy has been an important issue for several members of the student body and past student governments. With … Keep Reading
The Death of An Ashokan Ethos
Nishant Kauntia, Ashoka Scholars Programme ‘19 Banjaara 2017, the experienced members of the Ashokan community will remember, was a festival of puking, … 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
Engage: A “Fascist” Saved My People
Shashank Mattoo, Class of 2020 Engaging with the RSS/BJP combine allowed me to understand why decent, hardworking people buy into an ideology that … Keep Reading
The Dismal People of a Dismal Science
Vinayak Sahi, Class of 2020 Credits: Ashoka University An economics major must realise beforehand that nothing in this world can be certain but … Keep Reading
Quizmaster’s Choice
Aryaman Arora, Class of 2021 This is a weekly column summarizing the 10 best questions from the quiz held by the Quizzing Society … Keep Reading
The Politics of Public Whisper Networks
Esha Datanwala, Class of 2020 This piece is the first amongst our newly instated theme for the month — Sexual Harrasment & #metoo. — … 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
Quizmaster’s Choice | History & Politics Quiz
Sparsh Agarwal & Zainab Firdausi, Class of 2019. This is a weekly column summarizing the 5 best questions from the quiz held by … Keep Reading