Bennett University's official literary and debating club, Cerebrum, inaugurated "Aalekh," a vibrant celebration of ideas and literature, on March 20, 2024. The two-day book fair is designed to provide people a better appreciation for writing and to serve as a forum for thought-provoking conversations. On the first day, renowned guest writers generously shared their knowledge and insights with enthusiastic attendees.
23 medals, 7 MVPs, 3 days
Kurubhumi, a student-created docu-drama directed by Safin Laller, a second-year student of Times School of Media, explores the Mahabharata from a fresh perspective, blending mythology, historical research and expert insights to uncover lesser-known aspects of the epic beyond its traditional portrayals.
Food Bazaar 4.0 transformed Bennett’s campus into a lively marketplace, bringing together affordable food, Korean cuisine trends and student entrepreneurship through more than 15 student-run stalls.
Rangtaali brought Bennett University alive with vibrant Garba performances, traditional festivities, energetic music and a DJ night, celebrating Gujarat’s cultural spirit on campus.
When life begins to feel overwhelming, sometimes what we need is not a long lecture or a perfect answer, but a little room to breathe. With this thought at its heart, Arohi introduced “Sukoon,” a mental-health initiative designed around stress-busting activities and the simple ideas of listening, support, inclusion and unwinding.
Hallows' Eve came early in Bennett University when the whole campus turned into House of Horrors for the event. Clubs performed their eerie acts and students dressed up in garbs of bloody brides, swanky pirates and creepy clowns. The celebrations were capped with a DJ night that would be remembered for the days to come.