How MIT Celebrates
Fests, whether they be cultural or technical, help you sharpen your skills, interact with different people and have the time of your life. Read on to take a peek at this colourful aspect of MIT.
All posts by Athulya Mohandas
The ICC Cricket World Cup—Drenched in a Storm
The ICC Cricket World Cup usually comes with a strategy analysis, the buying of jerseys, and outlandish celebrations. However, this time around, it seems to have brought with it thunderclouds and controversies. Here’s a look at what went wrong at this edition of the World Cup.
Manipal for the Traveller
The edgy daredevil of a teenager in you might inspire the inexplicable urge to dive headfirst into college. Do not be fooled. Instead, fuel your inner grandma and mentally stock up on a list of places to explore in your new, semi-permanent hometown, Manipal.
Proshow—An Exclusive Glimpse Behind The Scenes
Every even semester, Proshow brings in a star-studded line-up of performers to Manipal. The sheer scale of the event adds a heavy responsibility on the Core Committee members’ shoulders as they plan out every aspect. The MIT Post takes you behind the scenes of this category and offers a glimpse at the working of Proshow.
Back to School—Sitting down with Aaron Friedland
Aaron Friedland answers questions and talks about his initiative, The Walking School Bus, explaining the reasons behind this project along with its importance and some of the difficulties faced while implenting it.
Let’s Go Roger
Battling time, injury woes, and unrest within the community over an impending retirement, Roger Federer will try to win the Wimbledon crown for the 9th time next year. As he continues to brush aside G.O.A.T discussions and retirement talks to focus on perfecting his game, we take a look back at the player and his legacy.
The Fray—How To Save A Life
If heartfelt lyrics coupled with a slow piano ballad is your idea of a good song, then The Fray might just become your favourite band. Here’s a look at their debut, considered by many to be as fine an entry as possible.
Seafret—Tell Me It’s Real [Finely Tuned]
The British pop duo, Seafret, burst into the acoustic music scene with their debut full-length album ‘Tell Me It’s Real’ in 2016. The band quickly took over the indie pop music scene with their soft, passionate, and earnest music that never fails to strike a chord with the listener. Here’s a look at their debut album and all the soulful music they have to offer.
Money Matters—Behavioral Economics by ESoM
All of us would love to make money—the Behavioural Economics talk by ESoM served as a beacon of hope for the same. Their event did well to unravel the mysteries of how our psyche weighs in on our financial decisions. The talk centered around the way our emotions play a major role in the making of our financial decisions and how this link could help us improve our economy.
Let the Mind Games Begin—Cerebro
Ever wondered why Batman turned out the way he did? Well, if you ever dared to think so, Cerebro was where you needed to be.The psychology based interactive session tried to make sense of how our mind perceives the world and how our emotions are the resultant of a few chemical reactions.
