Here’s to not going gentle into that good night. The MIT Post presents a carefully picked mix of music, spanning centuries and genres, to help ease your way through this year’s final struggle. When you hit the books and the books hit back, refer to
Here’s to not going gentle into that good night. The MIT Post presents a carefully picked mix of music, spanning centuries and genres, to help ease your way through this year’s final struggle. When you’re taking a short (ahem) break, groove to our Unwind playlist
By Neela Sharma | Staff Writer With the festivities of Diwali wearing off, the diaspora of students across Manipal were subject to yet another night of illumination and its consequential warmth. ‘Luminaire’, formerly known as Light the Night, is an event hosted annually by AIESEC
by Shaleen Kalsi | Staff Writer ‘I tell you woman! You’re the devil!’ ADA’s drama night, titled ‘Rubaroo’, kicked off with a brief introduction to the club, spiked with a dash of slapstick, that set the stage for two back-to-back performances. Described as a satire
By Sanat Mharolkar | with Noel Thomas As international diplomats dove into action to save valuable human lives, morality united nations separated by a compelling political reason. It was quite literally, faith in humanity restored. “If you are going to sit here without making a
The Student Council (SC) election, held annually near the last third of every odd semester, is arguably MIT’s most important student-body-level event. Unfortunately, for much of the college, the elections fly under the radar, not to be heard of until the new Council itself is
Every good story needs a winning background score, be it Indiana Jones saving the Ark, Milkha Singh starting a race with the crack of the air gun, or even you calculating the hours left versus chapters remaining. This sessionals, The Post returns with another Playlist
Every good story needs a winning background score, be it Indiana Jones saving the Ark, Milkha Singh starting a race with the crack of the air gun, or even you calculating the hours left versus chapters remaining. This sessionals, The Post returns with another Playlist
The Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) is an autonomous (on paper) institute under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting of the Government of India. Over the past 100 days, its students have been on an indefinite strike, protesting against the appointment of Gajendra
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