St Josephs College went to polls to elect members to the Student Council on Friday. There was a whopping voter turnout of 90% in Post Graduation (PG) and 97% in Under Graduation (UG). Polling began at 10 a.m. and concluded at 3:30 p.m. Rajaram Muthalik Desai, III EPS, won the coveted President’s post while Sneha... Continue Reading →
‘The Open Dosa’ served in the campus
The Open Dosa, the new lab journal of the students of II English, Journalism and Psychology (EJP) of St Joseph’s College was launched on Friday. The lab journal is a weekly that has six pages. It is a combination of the two previous lab journals Catalyst and The Beat. Each page of the journalis dedicated... Continue Reading →
Anti-torture rally held in support of victims
St Josephs College in collaboration with the South India Cell for Human Rights Education and Monitoring (SICHREM) and Indian Social Institute (ISI) organised a solidarity walk and candle light vigil on June 26. The rally was in honor of the ‘International Day in Support of the Victims of Torture’. The event was flagged off from... Continue Reading →
UG candidates present manifestos before Student Council Elections
Candidates standing for the Student Council elections held their campaigns in the quadrangle on Thursday. Each of the candidates gave a speech explaining their respective manifestos. The candidates promised to work towards the improvement of food in the canteen, an increase in cultural activities, social awareness programmes, and college fests and also assured students... Continue Reading →
College implements concrete solution against ragging
Ragging is a serious problem in educational institutions. Bullying a student to do things which might destroy their self-esteem has even lead to students taking their own lives. Ragging is a recognised threat to the all-round welfare of students. St Joseph's College has acknowledged ragging as a problem and has therefore set up a special... Continue Reading →