100 years of DU
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Delhi: After Covid halt, will University Special buses hit streets again?
The bus service which ran from North Campus was halted in March 2020 during the first lockdown. Once a mainstay for students, the U-Special has over the years lost ground to the Delhi Metro

Fill unreserved seats solely on basis of CUET: Delhi University to Stephen’s
In the letter to St Stephen’s principal John Varghese on Monday, DU registrar Vikas Gupta wrote that the admission policy of the varsity, which mandated that admissions for the 2022-23 session shall be on the basis of CUET-2022 scores, applied to all its colleges.

DU at 100: The nursery of political luminaries
The Delhi University Students’ Union has been inextricably linked with national politics, with student leaders from various ideologies fighting for the seats on its prestigious panel

DU at 100: Schools of excellence made a varsity shine brighter
In early 1946, Dr BN Ganguly, who taught economics at Hindu College, invited his student PN Dhar and former colleague Prof VKRV Rao for dinner. It was a conversation that eventually led to the birth of the Delhi School of Economics (DSE).

DU at 100: The chamber where Bhagat Singh was confined
On April 8, 1929, Bhagat Singh and BK Dutt threw a bomb into Central Legislative Assembly in Delhi ‘to make the deaf hear’
