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On 16th and 17th Oct, 2019, Pulse club of Bennett University organised a Virtual FIFA Tournament for the students in the campus. Day 1 was the quarter-finals and Day 2 was the semi-finals and finals. (Photo Essay by Anmol Nagpal)

A ‘Nukkad Natak’ was held in Bennett University to raise awareness for an upcoming blood donation camp. The important message that was given out to the audience was how a single donation can save upto three lives. The Natak was performed by members of ‘Ansh’, the dramatics club, and ‘Alexis’, the social help club. (Photo Essay by Mugddha Dawar)

Breaking out the scary costumes with even scarier makeovers, students of Bennett University celebrated the Halloween-themed 'Met Gala: The Witchy Hour'. The event was organized by the event management club of BU, Pulse, on Thursday. Performances by Verve, and bats, Jack-o-lanterns hung from the trees, mummies, dolls, miniatures of ghouls, lights, food, games and EDM beats were the highlights of the party. (Photo Essay by Aishwarya Singh)

(Photo essay by Taru Medha)

Bennett’s cultural club, SPIC MACAY brought forth a colourful display of art and attire for the second edition of the annual Garba night. It gave every student a reason to break out their colourful lehengas, sarees and kurtas. The event featured décor and performances put together by the club members. Mr. Vineet Jain (Managing director, Bennett Coleman group) inaugurated the event. (Photo Essay by Sanidhya Sharda)

LibQuest is a one-of-a-kind event organized by the Bennett Library to create awareness about the huge number of resources available with the Bennett Library. (Photo Essay by Writava Banerjee)

Bennett University’s Pulse group organized “Meet the Unknown” event on September 25, 2019. During the course of the event, boys and girls from different streams of the university were paired with each other on the basis of chits with numbers given to them. Once paired, their coordination was tested across several events which kept all of them on their toes. (Photo Essay by Saksham Dangi)

Everyuth Delhi Times Fresh Face conducted it's 12th auditions at Bennett University on September 26, Thursday. With the students showing their powerful dance moves and singing their favorite songs on stage, it was difficult for the judges to shortlist from the talented lot. Actor Anshul Chauhan, famous for Bollywood films 'Shubh Mangal Savdhan' and 'Zero' was a part of the judges panel. (Photo essay by Mugddha Dawar)

Day 2 of LibQuest ’19 was held on 24th September, 2019 at Bennett University. LibQuest had 2 rounds, first one was Pictionary wherein the participants were given a hint about books and they had to search the book in the library. Second round was the Quiz round wherein participants had to register themselves on the www.menti.com from their phones and had to answer the questions. The result after every question was displayed on the screen. (Photo Essay by Mansi Sharma)

(Photo Essay by Taru Medha)

To revive traditional forms and instill a cultural sense in students, Spic Macay, the cultural club of Bennett University, once again organized the Mandala Art competition on 12th September. Mandala is a complex, abstract art form done in a circular fashion. It is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘mandala’ which means circular. Mandalas have more meaning than just abstract art; it’s a connection between one’s inner world and outer reality. (Photo Essay by Kritika Lalwani)

The sports department of Bennett had organised the Ping Pong finals on 9th September 2019. Held in the Old Mess, the event saw the third place playoffs an the grand finals for both boys and girls take place. After a few casual, warm-up games the competitiveness and intensity flowed in, leading to enthralling games.(Photo essay by Shravak Shakya)

Bennett University's Alexis Club, in collaboration with Cerebrum Club, hosted its second Sacred Games quiz on Wednesday, August 11.(Photo feature by Devyani Verma)

A Nail-biting King 64- Chess competition was held on 9th September in Bennett University. The two finalists were Vibhav Sharma and Anand Nadar. (Photo Essay by Mansi Sharma)

(Photo Essay by Taru Medha)

Students of Bennett University organised a celebration on Teachers' Day to acknowledge their efforts and performed to give them a tribute. (Photo Essay by Anushka Sharma)

On the night of 6th September 2019, Bennett University students organized ‘Blue Moon 4.0’. A welcome party for the fourth batch to join the University. Clubs Advaita, Spic Macay and Verve came together with their best performances to make for an engrossing show. Intertwined within the performances was the Mr. and Ms. Fresher contest. And the cherry on top was DJ Carnivore who had everyone hopping. (Photo Essay by Sanidhya Sharda){Photoessay by Sanidhya Sharda)

The publicity team of Bennett University put together an interactive evening for students called ‘Six Shooter’ on 4th September 2019. The event was put together to generate ‘hype’ for the upcoming Blue Moon 4.0, also known as fresher’s night. In a series of thrilling, yet challenging competitions, 19 teams of four people each went head-to-head for the coveted prize of backstage passes.(Photo Essay by Sanidhya Sharda)

The student council felicitation ceremony was organised by Bennett University on 1st August,2019 to hand over the posts to new council members and to appreciate the work of the previous council. (Photo feature by Simran Jha)

On August 9th, RJ Vidit popularly known as ‘Sharma Ji ka Ladka’ connected with the students of Bennett University to promote his campaign Pocket Money 983. (Photo feature by Sakshi Garg)

As part of the campaign trail of Dr Mahesh Sharma, Union Minister of State for Tourism and Culture, students of Bennett University went to four villages and talked to first-time rural voters as well as women about their issues. Photo essay by Amulya Shree.

Papier-mâché or paper mâché (paper mash-ay) is an easy to make, hard material that can be used to cover various surfaces. It is often used in arts and crafts, acting as a productive and energizing activity. Photo essay by Devyani Verma

4 Flags, Bennett University's First Annual Sports Meet kicked off to an interesting start with an interesting treasure hunt, followed by a fitness challenge and sports quiz. Here are the highlights for the same. (Photo feature by Tejaswini Mittal and Smriti Negi)

Cerebrum, the Literature Club of Bennett University, organized a quiz for all the Game of Thrones lovers. Students enthusiastically participated in the quiz and proved to be true Game of Thrones fans with maximum number of ties in every round! The winners of the quiz were Team 3- Cripples, Bastards and Broken Things. (Photo Essay by Anshika Kathuria)

Bennett University witnessed a hard fought Finale of Wall-E-Ball tournament on Thursday evening at the volleyball ground at the university. Team Super Spades jumped high in the air with the Winner’s title. Here are the highlights of the event. (Photo Feature by Sakshi Garg)

The students of Bennett University enjoy a colorful Holi as the festival is celebrated with scrumptious food, cold thandai, and shades of blue, red, pink, green and yellow.(Photo feature by Devyani Verma)

Dilli Haat, in INA Market, showcases art, craft and culture from different states of India. Every state has its own stall. Recently, the Government of India organised an event called 'Saras 2019' wherein there were dance performances from different states. Photo essay by Mansi Sharma.

A look into the 65-acre controversial Herbal Garden in Sector 91, Noida. To build this Garden, an amount of Rs 50 crore h as been spent and nearly 4000 trees felled. The Herbal Garden was inaugurated on October 10, 2018. (Photo Essay by Sanidhya Sharda)

Aashna Chaprana kept the audience spellbound in her ‘Josh talks’ organised on the campus. The event organised under the slogan #absamjhautanahin project by ITC Vivel aimed to tell the people about their Fundamental Rights guaranteed in the constitution. For two hours Aashna spoke on the Right to equality, freedom, right against exploitation and the right to freedom of religion, right to culture and education and the right to constitutional remedies. Emphasizing on gender equality rights she said, “It’s important to remember that gender and identity are two different things. They’re not cause and effect. One should keep in mind that gender and identity are not co-related.” (Photo feature by Aditya Misra)

Entrepreneurship is not only a profession but a process of learning as well.Bennett University’s School of Engineering celebrated entrepreneurship week between 8th-16th March,2019.Under the aegis of Centre of Innovation and Entrepreneurship of the university, students learnt how to establish, run and manage their business ventures.Students came up with new ideas to sell their business models.Food Stalls to photo booths all made part of the celebrated week.It was an opportunity for everyone participating to learn and manage their business, workings and understand consumer needs!(Photo feature by Harshit Mansukhani)

Rahul Menon conducted a workshop on public speaking and debating in Bennett University on 9-10th March. The workshop started from 10:30 in the morning and continued till 4 in the evening. Although it took place on a weekend, the lecture hall was filled with enthusiastic students. The workshop was divided into two parts where on Day 1, Mr. Menon gave different topics like the recent Pulwama attack and had a debate on it. Day2, was like a mock MUN. The workshop comprised students under the guidance of Mr Menon. He has worked with over 40 institutions in this field. He mentioned that debating is like his passion and it is very important in today’s world to be able to keep one’s points across. (Photo Essay by Meghna Pusham)

The literary club of Bennett University organized a debate competition on Wednesday. The topic of the debate was - Should humans be used instead of animals when it comes to clinical trials? (Photo feature by Mansi Jain)

Faculty, students and staff of Bennett University celebrated Women's Day by participating in fun-filled activities such as bhajia-eating and hula hoop competitions.

Professor BN Suresh, Chancellor IIST and Distinguished Professor ISRO HQ, delivers a lecture on Role of Indian Space in National Development in Bennett University. (Photo feature by Simran Jha)

Varun Sood, participant of MTV India's Roadies X2 and Splitsvilla 9 along with Divya Agarwal, Ace of Space winner and participant of Splitsvilla 10 visited Bennett University as part of the Roadies Campus Tour and gave Bennettians an exhilarating experience! (Photo feature by Anshika Kathuria)

A candle march was held by BA(JMC) Semester 2 students on Friday, February 22, to pay homage to the CRPF jawans martyred in the Pulwama attack. (Photo feature by Tejaswini Mittal)

Day 2 of the Times Sports League saw the semis and the final rounds taking place. Here are some highlights of Day 2 of the event.(Photo feature by Shravak Shakya)

Bennett University hosted the inaugural edition of the Times Sports League on the 15th and 16th of February. Here are some glimpses of Day 1.(Photo feature by Shravak Shakya)

Bennett University witnessed a power packed cricket match between Keen Knickers and Heroic Hearts on Thursday evening. This resulted in Heroic Hearts losing the championship by 8 wickets. (Photo feature by Lalit Dhawan)

On Valentine's day, first year BA(JMC) students led by Associate Professor Vidya Deshpande gave the BU Chaupal a brand new look using recycled and re-purposed material(Photo feature by Shravak Shakya)

The students enjoyed the ball dance, laughed and sang with Karunesh Talwar and The Local Train (Photo feature by Tejaswini Mittal)

Photo feature by Taru Medha and Shivanshi Tomer

Day 2 of Uphoria 2K19 saw the technical department in full force with activities including a coding competition and gaming workshop.(Photo feature by Shravak Shakya)

Day 1 of Uphoria 3.0 saw spectacular performances by students, Indian DJ Zaeden and Italian DJ Olly Esse (Photo feature by Apoorva Sharda)

There were four technical events on Day 1 of Uphoria - Backyard Science, Project Expo, Code Jack and Karobaar. All the students eagerly participated in these events. (Photo feature by Mansi Sharma)

Day 1 of Bennett University's Uphoria 3.0 saw various events and engaged students into thrilling activities. Some of the highlights are as follows. (Photo feature by Devyani Verma and Khushi Pal)

The visit of Sadhguru to the Bennett University campus sparked great excitement among the students. Images from the event.

On January 31, Rj Raunac also known as Bauaa came to Bennett University to promote Sadhguru's 'Youth and Truth' campaign. The event was organised by the Isha foundation. (Photo feature by Mansi Sharma)

Alexis, the social club of Bennett University had organized a quiz on the famous show, ‘Friends’ on September 11 in the Lecture Hall which consisted of 32 teams. (Photo feature by Debomitra Das)

The cultural club of Bennett University, Spic Macay organized an event ‘Suron-Ka-Sammelan’ on October 15, 2018 to celebrate Navratri. There was a musical performance prepared by the members of the club followed by a Mehendi session. (Photo feature by Sandali Sinha)