Growing Misuse and Normalization of Serious Psychological Terms among students without Realizing the Damage
By Ms. Amber Saleem: My student forgot to submit her assignment last week and instantly cried, “I got a panic because my assignment is misplaced somewhere.”
Does the Rise of Digitalization Signal the Decline of Socialization?
By Ms. Amber Saleem: Would our forefathers ever have imagined that their coming generations would talk to machines?
The Power of Shared Identity in Transforming Individual Triumph into Collective Hope and Global Collaboration
By Ms. Amber Saleem: Everywhere a voice was heard, “You belong to us. You belong to us.” The Negro whispered, “You are mine.”
Assumption is not Communication: Power of Open and Explicit Communication to Increase Work Efficiency and Nurture Understanding
By Ms. Amber Saleem: One of the gifts given to man by nature is making assumptions that are deep rooted in human nature and behaviors.
Skills Needed by fresh PhDs for Teaching at Postgraduate Level
By Ms. Wajiha Alvi: When Dr. Tahira walked into her first postgraduate classroom, she felt an intoxicating mix of pride and purpose.
Importance of Cyber Awareness and Cybersecurity at Public Level
By Ms. Adeena: It all began with a story too close to home. One of my closest friends, a bright and ambitious young woman, found herself trapped in the dark side of technology.
A Public Narrative on Pre and Post Disaster Management Strategies in Wake of Monsoon Floods 2025
By Fizza Fatima: Imagine, you along with your family, have gone to northern areas of Pakistan to get some relief from the summer heat.
A Bleeding Shame: Alarming Spike in Honor Killings Rocks Pakistan’s Sindh Province
By Mahnoor Shahid Mufti: “Women and Women Rights”, two words that can spark instant controversies and birth significantly enduring movements of social justice in human history, both at the same time.
ZINDAGI BATHAY PER (Life at the Brick Kiln: A Reality Most People Don’t See)
By Ammar Mushtaq: When we walk on clean floors or sit in tall buildings, we rarely stop to think, where did these bricks come from? Who made them? What was their life like?
HEC Budget 2025‑26 Analysis: How a 35% Funding Cut Threatens Pakistan’s Knowledge Economy
By Javeria Atta: The FY 2025–26 HEC allocation reveals more than just tightened belts—it signals a crossroads for Pakistan’s higher education.
