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Ishthara Kiran (UG '28) and Nysa Sanghvi (UG '27) report on several students' gate access being blocked, leaving them stranded outside.

I’m waiting for Fair is Foul, a production staged by The Green Room, Ashoka University’s theatre club, to begin. Pitched as an anthology play featuring women through history who defied convention, the poster featured a triptych of heroines bathed in resplendent lighting.

I found out about Baggage Claim’s existence in the most fitting way possible — by stumbling across a shoot.

Neha S.K. reports on the AUSG and AUEC progress on By-Elections and Reservation of Seats for International Students in the UG Council

On 14th December 2025, a day after the Monsoon 2025 semester ended, the Residence Life Office (ResLife), in an email addressed to the student body, directed that all students vacate the campus for the winter break. This has been a first in the communications by ResLife that such a policy has been implemented.  The email quoted a clause from the new Residence Life Policy , which was communicated on 30th July, 2025, which stated that “Access to Residence Halls during Summer and

I Won’t Wait is a student-made feature screened on 15th November 2025 under Film Fataka, Ashoka’s film festival for student films. Directed by Aritra Mukhopadhyay (UG'27) with Assistant Director Nayantara Pal (UG'28), it follows Ron, played by Vishwa Krishnan (UG’28) and Abir, played by Liam Munshi (UG’28), as they set up an underground boxing club on campus.