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Politics & Governance
UOL Suicide Case: University of Lahore Tragedies: When Academic Pressure Turns Lethal
Back-to-back suicides and attempts at the University of Lahore’s Pharm-D department expose systemic academic pressure, rigid attendance policies, and mental-health neglect—demanding urgent accountability and reform in Pakistan’s universities.
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