With Compres recently done and dusted, and us having received our grades, it felt a bit important to look at the grading system currently in place at our college, and address the issues that we face with what is currently being done. The grades that we receive are critical in terms of any further plans... Continue Reading →
The following is an interview with Professor Santosh Mahapatra, discussing proposed changes that have taken shape through ongoing conversations in recent years. These reforms aim to better prepare students for the challenges of the next few years not only by making courses more relevant to emerging academic and industry needs, but also by reducing academic... Continue Reading →
The campus keeps changing over the years, for the better and, in many cases, for the worse. Student freedom and autonomy are much-debated, as are the rules that regulate and enforce them. The outstation, security, and punishment regulations were recently amped up to unreasonable extents. The new rules being implemented (according to a message circulated... Continue Reading →
The Journal Club 