BRAC University Cultural Club

BRAC University Cultural Club (BUCuC), established in 2002, is the university’s oldest, largest, and most celebrated cultural club with currently 500+ active members. Dedicated to preserving Bengali heritage while embracing global artistic expressions, BUCuC provides a vibrant platform for students to showcase talents in music, dance, and cultural storytelling. BUCuC hosts grand events like Rhythm Revive, Jolsha, Symphonic Reminiscence, Boishakh, uniting current students, alumni, and the wider university community. The club uniquely blends tradition with modernity—featuring everything from classical and folk performances to classical, pop, rock, fusion, and Qawali. Beyond performances, BUCuC nurtures confidence, leadership, and creative growth in its members. As the only cultural club at BRAC University, BUCuC is not just a platform—it’s a legacy, a family, and the cultural heartbeat of the university.

BUCuC Mentors

BUCuC has been shaped by countless mentors whose guidance, creativity, and dedication helped build the club’s vibrant legacy. Among them are figures like Rudan Al Amin, former Secretary of PR and Editorial (2017–2018), celebrated for his humor and commanding stage presence; Yash Rohan, ex-Secretary of Marketing, IT, and Archive (2016–2017), who later rose to national prominence as a Bangladeshi actor; and Sadat Kabir Rudro, senior performer (2014–2015) and co-founder of Dhaka Guys Studios, admired for his musical talent. The club’s artistic spirit was further elevated by Miftah Zaman, former Performance Secretary known for transforming BUCuC’s performing arts scene, and by talented performers like Ankan Kumar, now an acclaimed singer. Leaders such as Nafisa Tasnuva Hossain, ex-Secretary of PR and Editorial and now General Manager at Pathao, exemplify the lasting impact of BUCuC’s mentorship.

Though these are only a few names among many, each mentor—past and present—continues to inspire, and together they form the legacy that BUCuC and BRAC University proudly celebrate.

Future Plans

The club aims to organize more interactive and engaging events in the future, including cultural festivals, talent hunts, and workshops to nurture the creativity of its members. Stay tuned for more updates!