Literary Club - CST

Thank you Ms. Nima Dema for your time and effort. Your expertise on news writing and journalistic ethics will benefit our club members.

As college is in mid-semester and Literary club is preparing for college newsletter: Bits and Bytes- CST Newsletter.

News Writing Workshop for Literary Club Members


On 13th August, 2025 Literary Club members participated in an interactive News Writing Workshop, conducted by Ms. Thinley Wangmo, Lecturer in the Science and Humanities Department. Held in the evening, the session aimed to enhance students’ journalistic skills and prepare them to contribute engaging content for the College Newsletter.

The workshop emphasized the importance of well-structured newsletters in documenting college events and updates. Participants learned essential techniques for effective news writing, including structuring content, maintaining clarity, and engaging readers. She also highlighted the role of photography in storytelling, stating, “A single photo speaks a thousand words,” illustrating the power of visuals in enhancing news narratives.

Additionally, the session stressed the significance of timely communication through newsletters, ensuring stakeholders remain informed about college activities. The workshop not only honed students’ writing abilities but also reinforced the value of institutional branding and professional communication.

With this workshop, the Literary Club members aspires to contribute dynamic and professional content to future college publications.

We are pleased to share that thirteen members of the CST Literary Club had the honour of participating in Bhutan Echoes: Drukyul’s Literature Festival 2025, held in Thimphu from August 2nd to 4th.

In addition to attending thought-provoking panel discussions and literary sessions, our members also took part in a series of interactive workshops designed to enhance creative writing, critical thinking, and public engagement with literature.

The festival served as a powerful platform for young literary enthusiasts to connect with distinguished authors, scholars, and fellow readers.

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to the College of Science and Technology for their unwavering support and for facilitating this memorable learning experience beyond the classroom.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the organizers of Bhutan Echoes for hosting such a meaningful event, and for inspiring the next generation of Bhutanese writers and thinkers.

College Of Science And Technology.
Literary Club - CST

World Creativity and Innovation Day wrapped up with incredible energy and inspiring ideas! 💡A huge thank you 🙇‍♂️ to everyone who brought their passion, imagination, and brilliance to the table — together, we turned vision into impact! 🫶🏻

🎉 CALLING ALL STUDENTS! 🎉

The Literary Club is thrilled to announce an exciting Poster Competition on the theme:

📚 “Academic Integrity and Ethical Use of AI” 📚

This is your chance to showcase your creativity while promoting an important message about responsible AI usage in academics!

📅 Competition Period: March 26 – April 17

Who Can Participate? Open to ALL students (individual or group submissions)
⚠️ Important Notice: AI-generated posters are NOT allowed—we encourage originality and artistic creativity!

🏆 PRIZES & RECOGNITION:🥇Top 3 winners will be selected!🥳
Exciting prizes (since cash prizes are not permitted, winners will receive equivalent rewards)🎨
Special Honor: The 1st-place winner’s poster will be printed and displayed in the college on April 21 (World Creativity and Innovation Day)📚 Certificates will be awarded to ALL participants!

Register using the link given below:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17UJtO9QOP_twxk5ntAvk6cgCjsC3TMmDUOpBHMfzK6M/edit?usp=sharing

Celebrating the 23rd Foundation Day of our college with creativity and colors. The College Literary Club set up vibrant stalls for face painting and makeup, adding an artistic touch to the festivities. It was a day filled with joy, talent, and community spirit! 🎨✨