Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes was born in 1902 to a family of abolitionists in ‘Joplin Missouri, USA’. Hughes is remembered as one of the leading...
Editor’s Note: Past Resistance Paves Way for the Future
This week, The Students’ Herald is recalling two tragic events from our country’s history. The first event is the military coup led by...
‘To Remain Silent is to Die’: Poetry as Resistance during the Zia Era
Maryam Mirza There is a strange melancholy in reminiscing about Zia ul Haq’s era. Strange because I, as a mind and body, have not...
Editor’s Note: Viva La Resistance!
This edition of The Students’ Herald is a continuation of the campaign led by students on issues facing higher education in Pakistan....
Resistance in the pandemic
Munir Uddin The outbreak of this pandemic initially brought all activities of the world, be they economic, political or educational, to...
Carrying the Torch of Resistance
Mashal Khan left his legacy of resistance within us, writes Haris Azad. On April 13, 2017, Mashal Khan, a Pashtun student studying at Abdul...
Stop Appropriating Songs of Resistance
Salman Sikandar, Aminah Chaudhry Recently, a video of some young people dancing on a mehendi went viral and drew criticism on social media....
Black Lives Matter and Resistance
June 7, 2020• Articles