NEWSLETTER

The NCA publishes a quarterly newsletter to cover the range of perspectives offered by the college and documents all the happenings whether cultural or academic.

Transcending the realms of mere documentation, our quarterly newsletter captures the heart and soul of NCA. More than an observer, it is a participant in our campus life. It bridges the gap between academia and culture, inviting students to share their perspectives on art and campus events.

The features include creative ventures by various societies and clubs that are working at the college to bring out the best in each student. Apart from societies and clubs, the newsletter covers social activities led by students to bring active change in the public such as anti-narcotics and anti-corruption walks initiated by the government to create awareness.

Sports are also popular at NCA, engaging not only students but even the more avid faculty and staff. Annual festivals for sports that are organized at both the hostel and college form an important part of the newsletter.

Since NCA is not an isolated entity and has global outreach so different international and national delegates are welcomed here. Exhibitions, seminars, talks-they are not just events; they are portals to the wider world. Each interaction is meticulously curated and extensively featured in our newsletter and is sent worldwide thus fostering global linkages. It has also received feedback from notable personalities in the form of appreciation letters, which is a testament to our efforts as Ambassadors of peace.

In essence, the National College of Arts Quarterly Newsletter isn’t just a publication; it is a living embodiment of our ethos. Through highlighting artistic exploration, community impact, and athletic enthusiasm, the NCA newsletter is a catalyst for the transformative journey our students undertake.

Editorial Board

Prof. Dr. Murtaza Jafri
Prof. Sarwat Ali
Prof. Dr. Faisal Sajjad
Bushra Saeed Khan
M. Shahzad Tanveer
Ahmed Naveed
Zohreen Murtaza
Mahrukh Bajwa

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