January was quite an eventful month, in terms of campus life and college activities. As soon as students came back from their long and much needed winter break, a line of events kept them preoccupied throughout the month. Read on to recap our “Journey through January”. Verba Maximus 2020 - Literary Fest(January 18-19) To kick-off... Continue Reading →
ARENA 2020 - the first time in BPHC history the our boys' football team won during ARENA for two years consecutively and the first time Ultimate Frisbee played during in the sports fest. Read on to find out more about the matches and the teams. FOOTBALL BITS A Matches Match 1 (23/Jan): BITS A vs... Continue Reading →
This year, during BPHC's annual literary fest, Verba Maximus 2020, Terribly Tiny Tales (TTT) held their flagship workshop on campus. After the workshop, we, at Journal Club had an opportunity to interview Joel Thottan, the Chief Curator of TTT wherein he talked about his experiences as the Chief Curator and his thoughts about writing and... Continue Reading →
ARENA 2020 is upon us and quite a few of us are mostly excited due to the huge variety of stalls available to satisfy our gastronomic needs. Braving the massive lines and crowds, you end up with a few brightly colored coupons clenched tightly in your fist. But the question is, where to go? What... Continue Reading →
Drishti Nagda - poet, entrepreneur, and founding member of InkScape Co. and Hyderabad Poetry Project, was a judge for the Slam Finals at Verba Maximus 2019, the literary fest of the campus. We, at Journal Club, caught up with her before the event to find out more about her journey as a poet. Interviewer: When... Continue Reading →
Y Venugopal Reddy, ex-RBI Governor and IAS officer, visited BITS Hyderabad and addressed students during ATMOS 2019, the tehnical fest of the campus. We, at Journal Club, caught up with Dr. Y V Reddy after the talk to find out more about his career. Question: How would you compare other colleges you've taught in with... Continue Reading →
Nikhil Peruri, President of the Student Union Council highlighted 6 issues and promised to implement 20 programs to address them in his election manifesto – focusing heavily on the technical development of the campus and the safety and well-being of the General Body. Out of the mentioned 20 programs, 3 have been implemented, 7 are... Continue Reading →
Vaishnavi Reddy, the General Secretary of the Student Union Council has highlighted 8 issues in her election manifesto, with Mental Health, Campus Culture and FGP standing out amongst a host of other general issues. With point 8 talking about Harassment, she assures that the GB can reach out to the SUC at any point. Point... Continue Reading →
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