The orientation programme for the newly admitted students for the Spring Semester 2024 of the East West University (EWU) was held in the EWU campus, Aftabnagar in the capital on Thursday. According to a press release, approximately 1600 students were admitted to undergraduate and graduate programmes in the 13 different departments this semester. Don't put pressure on children for study: JnU VC Sadeka Halim The objective of the orientation programme was to welcome the new students and introduce them to university facilities, faculty members, the academic systems and the rules and regulations of the institution. Each Department of the EWU arranged individual programmes for their newly admitted students. Education Minister calls for further review of exam and evaluation system Professor Dr Mohammed Farashuddin, Chief Adviser of the EWU and former Governor of Bangladesh Bank joined the orientation programme, along with EWU Vice Chancellor Professor Dr Shams Rahman, Pro-VC Professor Dr M Ashike Mosaddik, Deans and several successful alumni members of the University. Speakers welcomed the freshers to the EWU campus and encouraged them to try to work harder and be future leaders of the country. JnU to organise 3-day theatre festival from January 28 Along with academic education, they also urged the newly admitted students to make the best use of university resources such as clubs, libraries, research laboratories, and take the opportunity to develop human qualities and innovative abilities.

The Department of English of East West University (EWU) recently won the cultural competition of the 8th Inter-University Student Conference and Cultural Competition 2022. Hosted by ULAB's English and humanities department from October 20-21, 17 public and private universities competed in this year's edition of the conference. The inter-university student conference and cultural competition explored different facets of conflict and avenues for conflict resolution within topics in literature, language, linguistics, cultural studies, communication studies, translation studies, and digital humanities. Nine universities competed in the cultural competition. EWU defeated DU, AIUB, NSU, UITS, SUST, CU, SUB, and the host ULAB. EWU won the same competition for the second time after six years.