BCL convener Mahmudur Rahman Masum was sitting for his exam at Cumilla Victoria College when a group of students entered the hall around 10:30am—30 minutes after it began—and took him away.

The Jahangirnagar University administration abolished the ward quota early today.

Staffers and officials of Jahangirnagar University (JU) yesterday announced an indefinite work abstention from today, protesting the new regulations over the admission of their children.

Rail communications resume

The strike was halted at 5:45am today, following assurances from JU Vice-Chancellor Professor Mohammad Kamrul Ahsan.

The Dhaka University chapter of Bangladesh Chhatra Union called for the removal of the provision that the vice chancellor serves as the DUCSU president

The Ministry of Education today urged protesters demanding the upgrade of Government Titumir College into a university to remain patient, as the issue is under consideration

The playground of Akalu Government Primary School in Aloa of Bhuanpur upazila in Tangail has been occupied by road construction materials and vehicles for the past several weeks, disrupting students’ education and sports activities.

The test began at 10:00am where a total of 1,375 candidates applied for the 'E' unit admission test.

This morning, around 20 students were stationed in front of the college gate, with 10 of them on hunger strike

The University Grants Commission is considering a new public university named “July 36 University” for the seven government colleges that were under Dhaka University.

The political studies department is organising an international conference for the first time in its 29-year history

The High Court yesterday stayed the recruitment of 3,534 candidates under the Technical Education Board for three months.

Eight years after their re-affiliation, Dhaka University and its seven affiliated colleges have decided to sever ties.

At least 20 students from both sides were injured while the two sides chased each other

Speaking to reporters after a core committee meeting on law and order at the Secretariat, the adviser said the conflict, which had escalated into a law-and-order issue, originated from a minor incident.

The university eventually decided to abolish the ward quota for admissions this year

The fresh dates for the postponed examinations will be announced later

Students of Eden College also took position at the New Market intersection after 12:30am

This information was announced in a press release issued by the university's Public Relations Office today