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Bikhchandani’s views must be taken seriously, not because they are a sign of things to come at Ashoka, but because he is an important stakeholder in Indian higher education, whose thoughts must be examined and questioned for what they are, and not what they signify.

Two alumnae write about the role Prof. Khan has played in their lives as an educator & free thinker, in our latest guest op-ed.

If Ashoka can not name this violence, cannot extend protection, cannot speak to the fear held in the bodies of its Kashmiri students as we pack our bags and book rides home, then its claims of inclusive excellence must be questioned. And, if a university does not claim its Kashmiri students in moments of danger, it should not claim them in its diversity brochures either. 

College seems a life-or-death matter to students, professors, and staff scurrying about campus, but it isn’t. It’s a matter of life.

Teaching Fellow, Esther David ineffectiveness of baggage scanners for harm reduction and substance abuse

Professor Ali Khan writes a poem, Gate 2, in lieu of the new security measures.

For me, the most distressing and disturbing sight for the last two days have been the images forwarded to me, in which the hand-baggage and

Convocation and graduation ceremonies are deeply political events. This year, ceremonies across the world have been used by students and fac

Hindutva and Ashoka's infantile disorders A look of surprise and hesitation filled the faces of many who attended the protest against the...

Ashoka University was founded with a pool of investment from several different individuals so as not to be beholden to a single founder’s...