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Ashoka’s first choice-driven play, titled ‘Out of Time’ has two meanings. “You are out of time because the period of time is repeating, but you’re also out of time because at the end of the play, one of the two characters passes away, or stops existing in that same plane of existence,” says Aritra Mukhopadhyay (UG2023), the director and writer of the play.

There’s a tangible buzz around campus on the evening of April 10 — although it’s not your average Thursday night at Ashoka. It is the opening night of School of Rock, an adaptation of the 2003 Richard Linklater film, a comedy starring Jack Black as Dewey Finn, a struggling musician who poses as a substitute teacher to win the Battle of the Bands.

Indian Ocean performing in Ashoka University | Photo courtesy: Arish Azmat There is something about an Indian Ocean concert that feels...

Ahead of Vistaar's 2025 iteration of Battle of the Bands, Tanisha Pandey (UG'28) reports on the deteriorating state of Ashoka's Music Room.

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

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

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

A review of the music production, Strange Station.

Since the beginning of the Monsoon 2024 semester, the piano room has been experiencing several challenges including a lost AC remote...