Team Speaks: Squash
Perhaps the smallest team going to Kanpur for this year’s Inter IIT, the IIT Madras squash team has high hopes. With three out of the…
Know Your SLC: The Students’ Constitution
36 years ago a group of students aimed to make the campus an ideal democracy, with rules of its own, like a country within a…
Manifesto Reviews 2015-16: Aditya U, Cultural Affairs Secretary (Arts)
Following a nail-biting election, Aditya U was elected as the Cultural Secretary (Arts) for the academic year of 2015-16. His manifesto is unlike the CulSec (Lit), in the manner that while most of Koushik’s points are easily quantifiable, Aditya has focused more on improving the quality of LitSoc and Saarang
Manifesto Reviews 2015-16: Bala Rama Krishna Koushik, Cultural Affairs Secretary (Literary)
Koushik managed a success rate of about 25%, and even though the numbers don’t sound impressive, it is commendable, since most of the incomplete points come from the Saarang section of the manifesto. The team of Saarang, working under the CulSecs, has managed to pull through the floods to produce another brilliant edition of the fest.
On Student Elections guidelines and Teacher Course Feedback
The first SAC meeting for the semester is being held on 18th Jan, 2016. It’s 6:10pm, and the SAC has just enough councillors to start…
How Things Work: The Student Affairs Council
SAC, GSB, BoS, EW — student governance in IITM can be confusing. As part of our ‘How Things Work’ series, T5E brings you a snapshot of how students participate in decision-making at IITM.