In this lively episode of Campus Conversations, hosts Insha and Sreeja dive into the colorful chaos of college fests — the fun, the friendships, and the behind-the-scenes lessons no one talks about. Titled “Eventful Friendships: How College Fests Build Skills and Bonds,” this episode reveals how organizing a fest is more than lights and loudspeakers — it’s a crash course in teamwork, leadership, communication, and people skills. From sponsor rejections to mic failures, ghosting volunteers to unexpected heroes, they share personal stories, laugh-out-loud moments, and practical tips for first-timers. Whether you're shy, introverted, or the life of the party, this episode will show you how fests can shape confidence and lasting bonds. Tune in, reminisce, and get inspired to say yes to the next campus fest — because some of the best lessons aren’t taught in classrooms, but in chaos!

In this episode of Campus Conversations, join host Ruth Priyadarshini, a second-year Computer Science and Engineering student, along with ten insightful classmates, as they unpack the powerful lessons from Good to Great by Jim Collins. Titled “Blueprints for Greatness: Applying ‘Good to Great’ in Student Life,” this discussion bridges the gap between business strategies and student success. From the Hedgehog Concept to Level 5 Leadership and the Flywheel Effect, the team explores how these principles apply to everything from teamwork and academic projects to personal growth and future careers. Whether you're tackling a tough coding assignment or planning your next big goal, this episode offers fresh perspectives on turning discipline, focus, and conscious choice into long-term momentum. Featuring voices from V. Sri Kartikeya, G. Anoogna, Mohammad Kaif, M. Sindhuja, A. A. Sastry, K. Ankitha, K. Trishendar Reddy, M. Laxmi Shradha, Vansh Bhadani, and Afreen Begum—this is a conversation you won’t want to miss!

The headlines may scream missiles, but the real battle is happening in our minds. Join Nirmal and Sai Madhav, two first-year engineering students with a passion for global affairs, as they unpack the Iran-Israel conflict—not just through news updates, but through the human stories and deeper questions it raises. From the historical roots of this rivalry to the latest missile strikes of 2025, they connect global tensions to student life in India—rising fuel prices, shrinking opportunities, and the creeping mental fatigue that comes with constant conflict. Through films like Major, Yevade Subramanyam, and Mahanati, they explore how war isn't just fought with weapons—but with mindsets. Can empathy, awareness, and dialogue pave the way to real peace? Tune in to discover how students like us can shift conversations from fear to understanding. Because true peace starts not on the battlefield, but within.