Student Council publishes Newsletter Fall Edition
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By Aditi Shrivastava
TheStudent Council of Bennett University released its first newsletter of their tenure, the Fall Edition, on Tuesday, January 29. This newsletter covers all insightful articles, event highlights, and student spotlights that created a buzz on the campus. It was designed by the content and design team, a part of the Student Council's Media and Innovation group.
“The decision to create a newsletter was driven by the need to ensure that information reached all students, considering not everyone is active on social media and not everyone follows the club's social media handles. The newsletter provided a clear overview of events, which is often easier to understand than the continuous stream of updates on social platforms. Its purpose was to prevent information from getting lost or overlooked,” Jahnavi Raina, Vice President of the Media and Innovation of the Student Council, said.
Student Council 2023-2024 of Bennett University. (Photo courtesy: Student Council)
“We are a 15-member team which worked hard just to make sure that the newsletter covers every detail so that students don’t miss out on any highlight of any past events. It took almost three months for our team to file the content and design it accordingly and after taking such a long time we are glad to announce it today. We are just hoping for the best reviews now,” Nevedhya Purohit, Member of Student Council, said.
“This newsletter revived all the memories of the past, be it garba night, Independence Day, and Bluemoon. It reminds me about the day when we all dressed up in retro outfits, and it beautifully describes my six months spent in this college,” Manan Grover, a BBA student, said.
Beside an information tool, the newsletter aims to foster a sense of community among the students and help them relive the memories of several fun events, which are regularly organised on the campus.
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“The decision to create a newsletter was driven by the need to ensure that information reached all students, considering not everyone is active on social media and not everyone follows the club's social media handles. The newsletter provided a clear overview of events, which is often easier to understand than the continuous stream of updates on social platforms. Its purpose was to prevent information from getting lost or overlooked,” Jahnavi Raina, Vice President of the Media and Innovation of the Student Council, said.
“We are a 15-member team which worked hard just to make sure that the newsletter covers every detail so that students don’t miss out on any highlight of any past events. It took almost three months for our team to file the content and design it accordingly and after taking such a long time we are glad to announce it today. We are just hoping for the best reviews now,” Nevedhya Purohit, Member of Student Council, said.
“This newsletter revived all the memories of the past, be it garba night, Independence Day, and Bluemoon. It reminds me about the day when we all dressed up in retro outfits, and it beautifully describes my six months spent in this college,” Manan Grover, a BBA student, said.
Beside an information tool, the newsletter aims to foster a sense of community among the students and help them relive the memories of several fun events, which are regularly organised on the campus.
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