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Giya Sood speaks to the team of Maiyaa, a one-woman play that was performed in Black Box on 13th February.

On any given day at Ashoka University, there is a chaotic blend of impending deadlines, spirited debates, and intellectual pursuits that mak

Boris Nikitin’s Essay on Dying is not a performance in the traditional sense. It is an intimate confession, a philosophical rumination and a

As two first-years unfamiliar with the Vistaar Choir Showcase’s legacy, we approached it with interest and excitement, drawn in by the buzz

The night of 28th November was filled with excitement as students rushed to see Abhinaya's, Ashoka University Dance Society’s, showcase.

Joe Sacco, donning the signature detective-esque hat that you will not see him without, both in and out of his comics, came to the...

Tucked away in a cosy classroom on a cold November night, writer-director Vedika Khanna’s (ASP’25) film Dhagein, offered a welcome...

In The Glass Menagerie , memory takes centre stage as Tom, the protagonist, revisits the events of his life in a search for the origins...

A review of Jo Dooba So Paar: An Immersion in Kathak

Ashoka alum Nayantara Violet Alva’s (UG’19) debut novel, Liberal Hearts has already become a topic of conversation at Ashoka University.