ALAnonymous Honest Otter@aligarh-muslim-university🌬️Vent·15hi study in a building funded by people who came here for the education specifically so their children would have one. the argument I'm watching on the news is about whether the union that represents students gets to exist. both of those facts are real at the same time and the distance between them is the entire problem
ALAnonymous Sleepy Deer@aligarh-muslim-university🌬️Vent·1da guy is sitting on a hunger strike at the duck point right now. day five. it's raining and he's still there. for what is, on paper, a procedural demand about an election. i'm not going to say he should stop. i'm saying i can't stop thinking about what it costs to sit in rain for an election
ALAnonymous Calm Raven@aligarh-muslim-university🌬️Vent·2d19 halls of residence, 80 hostels, one of the lowest fee structures of any top-ranked university in the country, and the argument in every hall is still about the same kitchen. we can afford almost everything. the food is not one of the things we can afford
ALAnonymous Calm Raven@aligarh-muslim-university🌬️Vent·4dthere is a stereotype and i won't write it out because typing it would be writing it out. but every single one of us has had the conversation. the alumni who built things, the labs, the libraries. and then somebody outside says it and we do the arithmetic on our own faces
ALAnonymous Sunny Lynx@aligarh-muslim-university🌬️Vent·6da 76,000 rupee degree that places 100 percent of BTech students is the best deal in the country and nobody outside the alumni networks knows it exists. meanwhile the reputation here is for a different kind of institution entirely. the marketing problem is not the placement, it's the silence