Ashoka University: Leading Liberal Arts and Sciences University

Between Classes & Office Hours: Web3 & the Creator Economy

As you browsed the World Wide Web, you would have certainly encountered the infamous 404 error, signifying that a web […]

Between Classes & Office Hours: Business Communication and Negotiation: Constructing, Deconstructing and Reconstructing Paradigms of Success

Communication- formal and organizational – can be tough. You may have experienced it. In case not, let us imagine…The stage […]

An Evening with Neil George, MD, Nivea and a Comic Book Author

Neil was invited to deliver a talk titled “Let’s Talk Money – Pricing to Win” as a part of the […]

‘Nietzsche, Rawls and Bezos Walk into a Bar: A Review of Pandemic Ethics’

Abstract: By appropriating 19th-century German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche’s idea of “slave and master morality” on one hand, and 20th-century political […]

The Road to Rhodes: Ashoka University student bags prestigious scholarship

Daksh Walia is a final year student of M.A. Economics at Ashoka University. In Economics, he is particularly interested in […]

Ashoka University signs MOA with Cornell University, USA

The Office of Global Education and Strategic Partnerships (GESP) at Ashoka University signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Cornell […]

Women leaders transforming the workplaces

As I recall my interview and hiring process at Ashoka University, I remember thinking about one distinction that I had […]

‘What the Metro Smart Card is Unable to Read: Understanding the Relationship between Delhi Metro, City and the People’

Abstract: Sakshi Barak explores her relationship with the city (Delhi) by sharing her experiences of traveling by Delhi metro. Drawing […]

An Overview of Extramural Research Funding at Ashoka University

Research and innovation are growing in India, with significant investments being made in fundamental, translational, and multidisciplinary research, researchers, and […]

The Role of Cultural Norms in Influencing Women’s Health

Individuals in developing countries often rely on community ties to access key resources due to the absence or inaccessibility of […]

Beyond Binaries and Identities: Rethinking Gender and Sexuality via the CSGS Workshops

Can a conversation, a discourse, a stream of consciousness on gender and sexuality be simple? I have taken on the […]

Multiplicity as an ethical imperative

Gender and sexuality are more often than not considered synonymous with each other. While they are related to each other, […]

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