By Devishka Ranasinghe Secretary, The Ceylon Journal ✍️ In an age when academic discourse is increasingly confined within disciplinary boundaries and universities rarely provide spaces for...
By Uditha Devapriya Regarded as one of Sri Lanka’s finest public intellectuals, Martin Wickramasinghe (1890 – 1976) unleashed the possibilities of radical thought in 20th century...
by Michael Roberts ✍️ (Excerpted from the Thuppahi blog) The four volume Documents of the Ceylon National Congress produced by the Department of National Archives in...
FSP outdid JVP in providing muscle to Gall Face protesters (Excerpted from Vol. 3 of the Sarath Amunugama autobiography) ✍️ Mostly due to the day long...
Avoid duplication and collaborate within before looking abroad By Prof. M. P. S. Magamage ✍️ Every year, Sri Lankan universities proudly announce new Memoranda of Understanding...
by Jayantha Perera ✍️ My class teachers from standards four to eight were De La Salle Christian Brothers. They were kind, educated, and committed to helping...
by Vijaya Kumar ✍️ Almost every other day there are reports of the persevering work of our Customs in preventing the smuggling of cigarettes worth millions...
Balancing Quality Assurance with Educational Access Sri Lanka’s higher education system has long sought to balance two equally important national objectives: maintaining academic quality while expanding...
Tales of Mystery and Suspense 11 After the horrors of modernity and the absurdity of murder in the midst of the preposterous Ballet Stroganoff, I turn...
During the colonial era, Sri Lanka had a stronger economy than Singapore. Over the past seven decades, however, the two countries have followed sharply different paths....