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These trends highlight how a growing culture of individualism among students erodes the vitality of Ashoka's representative politics

The collision and ultimate intersection of the worlds of politics and meme culture is probably more vividly visible in 2024 than ever before

The Politics Newsdesk reports on the results and implications of the recent 'FC Rep' elections.

The Edict analyses the AUSG's annual budget proposal, along with data from their last year's spending.

Over the past few weeks, the sight of Ashokans standing in long queues for a cup of coffee from Blue Tokai has become fairly regular.

Pooja Airy (UG’25) writes for the Politics Newsdesk on the ‘Meet the Ministers’ event, which happened on 9th September 2024.

Student demonstrations in Bangladesh began in June 2024 soon after the High Court decided to reinstate the Muktijoddha quota system

As Ashokans, Indians, and citizens, our concentric circles all engulf us in different political realities.

On 7th July, the Ashoka University Student Government (AUSG) conducted the confirmation hearing of its Ministers amid much speculation.

The higher education space, both as a market and a phenomenon, is witnessing a period of exponential growth. Globally, higher education prov