Revels’19 Newsletter:Day 1
Catch the best of Revels with the newsletter for Day 1 of the fest.
Monthly Archives: March 2019
Revels’19 Newsletter:Day 0
Catch the best of Revels with the first newsletter of the fest.
AIESEC’s World Café Is Here—Where Are You?
AIESEC organised World Café to provide a platform to students across all MAHE college to have an open discussion on some of the problems we face today. The event witnessed talks by faculty members and students, singing performances, and an award-winning act by ADA Dramatics.
All in Good Humour—Sitting Down with Vipul Goyal
Vipul Goyal, the comedian made famous by TVF’s Humorously Yours, performed in Manipal on 1st March at a show organised by the Cultural Coordination Committee, MAHE. After his immensely entertaining show, The Post had the opportunity to talk to him about his experiences as an engineer-turned-comedian.
Revels’19 Liveblog
Just because you’re behind a screen doesn’t mean you have to be stuck behind it: our live blog will bring the fest right to you, if you don’t want to go to it.
Know Your Artists—Proshow ’19
The splendid line-up of performers for this year’s Proshow has greatly hyped up the excitement. We bring to you a brief introduction to these great artists, before you actually witness them on stage.
Fitness Freaks Assemble — Mr. MAHE
Mr. MAHE was the perfect amalgamation of fitness and bodybuilding and witnessed participants from several colleges affiliated under MAHE flexing their muscles and showing off their posture to claim the top prize.
Towards a Cognizant World—TEDxManipal
The third edition of TEDx Manipal was held on the 24th of February, 2019, at TMA Pai Hall auditorium with an incredibly diverse lineup of speakers. The theme for the event was Cognizance, having a sense of awareness or knowledge.
Pathway to Illinois Institute of Technology
Dr Shivakumar, a delegate of the Illinois Institute of Technology’s India office, gave a talk on the registration and procedures regarding provisional admission for Master’s courses in the university. The talk invited students of MIT interested in continuing their higher studies in the United States of America.
