Unbound: Catalysts of Change
Change is rarely quiet—it sparks, ignites, and reshapes the world around us. This edition of MUSE is dedicated to the ones who set…
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Month: February 2025
Birdsongs Are Just Songs
By Fatema Aftab Miah To taxidermy a birdthe first stepis to respect it. What else are you meant to dowith something that gaveits…
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The Weight of a Name, The Light of a Dream
By Abrar Farhan Zaman The sun fractured through the slats of the blinds, slicing the room into golden bars. Shadows stretched long and…
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Somewhere in the Middle of the Summer: A Journal
By Sumaiya Akbar We don’t know what’s coming up next but one thing for certain is that we can’t hold onto this for…
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Big British Blessings
By Tarannum Ahmed Five Caryatids collecting dust while awaiting their sister since 1802 is not news. While most visitors of the British Museum…
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The Fire That Never Dies
By Mohammed Talal They came with silence, they came with war,With boots that trampled dreams before.They stitched the sky with barbed command,And drew…
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Amongst Buzz and Hush
By Nusrat Jahan Esa In the quiet corners of my mind, there is always a fragmented conversation going on. I often talk about…
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Limelight: Ideas Transcending Boundaries at ‘The Trans-Phenomenon in Language, Literature, and Culture’
By Fatema Aftab Miah and Abrar Farhan Zaman The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) recently hosted an internationally significant conference, ‘The Trans-Phenomenon…
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Beacon: Dismantling Colonial Narratives: In Conversation with Oliur Rahman Sun on the Enhancement of Inclusivity and Accessibility in Academia
Interview taken by Kashfia Nahreen and Transcribed by Sabah Srishty Rahman For this issue of MUSE, Catalysts of Change, there was no one…
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Deja Vu: Pathway to the Personal Growth of Syed Navid Anjum Hasan
By Tarannum Ahmed MUSE’s Deja Vu section speaks to alumni of the Department of English and Humanities to learn about their experiences here…
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