Notes from an (almost) Failed Summer
The summer can be disappointing, but there must be a lot you can do in three whole months, right?
The summer can be disappointing, but there must be a lot you can do in three whole months, right?
Rather than asking ourselves the question “What is it that I want to do after insti?”, the question that is often asked is “Which of these companies (that are coming to insti to hire) do I want to work for?”
A look at the placement season of the academic year gone by, where we present some trends and statistics.
Devaansh Samant looks at the newly enforced ruling on Dual Degree Projects- a rule that strictly mandates a 12-month period of work on the project
“Although a section of the society feels that IITians must recognise the value of what they are receiving here and pay their dues responsibly, another feels that this hike is a step towards today’s ultimate evil – privatisation.”
Dr. Hari Balakrishnan and Dr. Anand Rajaraman, computer scientists and winners of the Distinguished Alumnus awards, speak to T5E
Conspicuously absent in the IITM landscape this past year has been the sight of beleaguered, khaki-clad freshers, cycling to and from the Central Workshop.
Dr. Hari Balakrishnan and Dr. Anand Rajaraman, computer scientists and winners of the Distinguished Alumnus awards, speak to T5E
My first memory of Kerala is the hypnotizing smell that accompanies the first showers falling on the bright red ground. The rain keeps falling, not stopping for even a second, as if enchanted by the ground.
Two years ago, an anonymous gay student at IIT Madras authored an article called Standard Deviation. It created waves instantly- someone had finally spoken out, and people were listening. For the first time ever, homosexuality in conservative IITM was a topic of public conversation.