Student Affairs Office at Beaconhouse National University (BNU)

Teams from prominent universities, including The Punjab University, Government College University Lahore, Lahore School of Economics, and Forman Christian College University, participated in the event. BNU's team showcased their expertise in economics, critical thinking, and problem-solving, surpassing competitors from these well-known institutes in Lahore. This achievement highlights the dedication and talent of BNU's students and reinforces the university’s commitment to fostering excellence in academic and extracurricular pursuits. The entire BNU community congratulates the Economics Society on this significant accomplishment and looks forward to their continued success in future endeavors.

BNU's Bestival XI, held from February 29 to March 03, 2024, proved to be a magnet for youthful enthusiasts from across Pakistan. The event, sponsored by esteemed brands, showcased a diverse array of activities, ranging from workshops to competitions and electrifying performances by renowned artists like Shamoon Ismail, Aur Band, and Hassan & Roshaan featuring Mekaal Hasan. With its dynamic lineup, Bestival XI lived up to its reputation as the quintessential annual extravaganza, drawing crowds eager to immerse themselves in a whirlwind of creativity and entertainment. One of the festival's most memorable highlights was the captivating Sufi Night, featuring the renowned Sufi Rock band Raga Boyz. Their mesmerizing performance resonated with attendees, infusing the atmosphere with a profound sense of spirituality and cultural richness. As the festival unfolded, attendees were treated to an immersive experience that transcended mere entertainment, fostering a deeper appreciation for the diverse cultural tapestry of Pakistan. In addition to the spectacular performances, Bestival XI provided a platform for budding talents to showcase their skills and creativity. From competitive events to interactive workshops, participants had the opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals and hone their craft. The festival's inclusive atmosphere encouraged collaboration and camaraderie, fostering a sense of community among attendees. As Bestival XI drew to a close with an exhilarating Awards Night and Fashion Ramp Walk, attendees left with memories that would last a lifetime. The event's resounding success reaffirmed BNU's commitment to providing enriching experiences that celebrate the vibrancy and creativity of Pakistani youth. With its blend of entertainment, culture, and creativity, Bestival XI left an indelible mark on all who attended, setting the stage for even greater experiences in the years to come.

Beaconhouse National University's CulArt Society orchestrated a vibrant celebration of diversity and unity with its much-anticipated "Culture Day" event. The event transformed the campus into a kaleidoscope of colors, traditions, and beautiful melodies, fostering a sense of belonging and camaraderie among students and faculty alike. The festivities kicked off with immersive cultural performances that showcased the rich tapestry of Pakistani heritage. From traditional Pashtoon and Saraikii dance performances to soul-stirring Sindhi and Punjabi songs by the BNU Music Society, attendees were treated to a captivating display of talent and cultural expression. Notably, the BNU Dramatics Society presented "Haq Bakhshish," a poignant theatrical performance shedding light on the archaic tradition of forced marriages with the Holy book, resonating with the audience's emotions. Adding to the festivities, a delightful photo booth provided the perfect backdrop for students to capture cherished memories and moments of joy. The colorful stalls offering appetizing traditional food further enhanced the cultural experience, tantalizing visitors' taste buds throughout the day. Above all, Culture Day served as a testament to BNU's commitment to embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity within its community. As students, faculty, and staff came together as one big BNU family, the event underscored the richness of Pakistan's cultural heritage and the strength that lies in unity. Culture Day was not just a celebration; it was a reaffirmation of the values that define us as a university and as a nation.

Beaconhouse National University's Interfaith Society recently organized a thought-provoking Seerah Symposium, providing students with a platform for dialogue and reflection on the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The event featured notable speakers, Mr. Ali Nomani and Mr. Muhammad Ali, who shared their profound insights and wisdom, sparking a deep and meaningful discussion among attendees. The symposium brought together a diverse and enthusiastic group of students, fostering an atmosphere of overwhelming phenomenology and leaving participants with a profound sense of fulfillment and gratitude. As attendees engaged in dialogue and reflection, they gained valuable perspectives on the Prophet's life and teachings, further enriching their understanding of Islamic principles and values. Reflecting on the success of the Seerah Symposium, the BNU Interfaith Society expressed its commitment to continue arranging meaningful and interactive events for the student body. The society extended sincere gratitude to all who contributed to making the symposium a memorable and enlightening experience, emphasizing the importance of fostering dialogue and understanding among individuals of different faiths and backgrounds.