As COVID strikes again, the fear of spending yet another year at home was creeping in. Stephen's still remains a mystery to a majority of th

Around the world, right-wing populism is on the rise. Since the mid-2010s, we’ve seen one election after another ending in the victory of...

It was like any other morning- I woke up to the sound of my dog barking and reluctantly got out of bed to let him out. The sun was...

When the very same people who chose to stay quiet during Sushant Singh Rajput’s unfortunate death become overnight ambassadors of mental...

The increasing dialogues on mental wellness, in lieu of the rising numbers of suicide cases among the youth, has urged many of us to...

Taking dissent online is not a new phenomenon. It has been used by activists in countries where governments are ‘repressitarian’- meaning

The biography of education in India foretells a constant state of flux in the medium of teaching. From the slate-chalk, the blackboard-chalk

It was just another day when First Years were rushing to make it to the Morning Assembly on time, birds were chirping and 8;30 a.m....

The Stephanian Forum delves into the significance of protests through a cogitative analysis of history. It is a widely held belief that...

By Debanjan Das, 1st History. The recently concluded parliamentary session was indeed an eventful one. It was for the first time that the...

By Abhishri Swarup, I History Dear Ammu, I will meet you soon. I set my letters afloat as paper boats for you to find wherever you are....

This study was conducted by our First Year contributors, namely Abhinandan Kaul (I BAP), Debanjan Das (I History), Shagun Tyagi (I...

A candid conversation with the SUS President (2019-20), Raman Mohora The interview was conducted on September 3, 2019, by Siddharth...

By Suchintan Das, 2nd History The University of Delhi, which is no stranger to controversies, has recently found itself at the centre of...

By Siddharth Abraham, 2nd Economics Not so long ago, on May 7, 2019, the ICSE and ISC results were declared for classes X and XII,...

Vrinda questions the glaring yet somehow easily ignored double standards and ideas that are tacitly accepted in public let alone private...

Devak delves into the history, cultural ties, and the significance of what at first glance seems like an illustration with no political...

As Prime Minister May and the Conservative Party scramble through the cumbersome Brexit process, it is vital to assess the economic...

One of our editors reflects on the landmark judgement of the Supreme Court, taking a significant step towards the vision of a more equal...

In his first article for the Forum, Suchintan reflects on the nature of the world’s largest democracy and questions its deeply rooted...

Kerala’s picturesque landscape dotted with 44 rivers, 30 tributaries, 42 dams and 1500 km of backwater canals has been ravaged by the...

One of our readers, Jaspreet, pulls back the curtains on the monsoon session of the parliament and looks past the theatrics of the 18...

One of our editors delves into the fast-advancing realm of Artificial Intelligence to analyse its staggering impact on our personal and...

With the two-day summit in Brussels now in the rearview mirror, it is all but clear, that even close allies have lost their patience with...