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Our Soulful Songstress

13/04/2023
Author: Qasim Fareed   Allah Rakhi Wasai was born in the city of Bulleh Shah in 1926, who then went on to act on the big stage alongside stars such…
Social Issues

Remembering Sania Khan

21/08/202221/08/2022
Author: Abeer Touseef   Sania Khan had an innate passion for photography. She was a warm person with infectiously positive energy who spread joy in the world, as said by…
National

Reflections on the Partition

14/08/202214/08/2022
Author: Hadi Ameer The road to India is an inconspicuous one, at first. There are khokhas, regular fruit vendors, and the odd bank offices. The sun seems resilient on a…
National…

Old Isn’t Gold, It’s Expensive!

09/07/2022
Author: Muhammad Rafeh Abdul Qadir Patel became Pakistan's youngest member of the Sindh provincial assembly – aged 25 – in 1993. Covering almost two decades of political façade in the country…
Miscellaneous

“Khel Khel Mein,” LUMS Mein

05/12/2021
‘Do you think we’ll get to take a selfie?’ ‘I’m pretty sure they’re inside. Let’s try getting in through the side door.’ ‘I wonder if she remembers me from 6…
National

Eik Qaum Ek Nisaab and the Curious Case of Number 18

21/09/2021
Author: Muhammad Rafeh “Eik Qaum, Eik Nisaab” echoed through the hallways of Pakistan's education commission as policymakers put their heads together to integrate the Single National Curriculum into the scheme of…
Miscellaneous

Pandemic Diaries: The Khoka Rave

04/09/202104/09/2021
Having campus access and the opportunity to create memories to cherish later became a dream of the student body once the pandemic hit. This dream did turn into reality, all…
Miscellaneous

Longing For The Past And Learning From It: A Conversation With The Pioneers Of LUMS Historical Society

02/09/2021
Earlier this month, I stumbled upon an image of a clay female figurine called the “Mother Goddess.” Bedecked with a flagrant headdress and endowed with prominent breasts, the figurine, one…
Miscellaneous

Woes And Hopes: Dreading Enrollment And Salvaging The Damage

31/08/202131/08/2021
Enrollment at LUMS is similar to a Black Friday sale: students are like desperate shoppers frantically trying to bag the best offers of elective and core courses. But just like…
International…

‘Afghan Crisis: What’s Really Happening’ In a Panel Talk with Hum-Aahang

23/08/2021
Hum-Ahang, a student-led society, has dedicated considerable efforts towards working and raising awareness, as well as promoting tolerance and diversity through panel talks and discussion forums on a variety of…

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  • Our Soulful Songstress
  • Remembering Sania Khan
  • Reflections on the Partition
  • Old Isn’t Gold, It’s Expensive!
  • “Khel Khel Mein,” LUMS Mein
  • Eik Qaum Ek Nisaab and the Curious Case of Number 18
  • Pandemic Diaries: The Khoka Rave
  • Longing For The Past And Learning From It: A Conversation With The Pioneers Of LUMS Historical Society
  • Woes And Hopes: Dreading Enrollment And Salvaging The Damage
  • ‘Afghan Crisis: What’s Really Happening’ In a Panel Talk with Hum-Aahang
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