Edinbox
Bennett University to Host BlueMoon 11.0 Freshers’ Night on November 3

Bennett University to Host BlueMoon 11.0 Freshers’ Night Today, November 3

Bennett University is to host a freshers’ night for its online students with music, dance, fashion show and the induction of Mr Fresher and Ms Fresher, which will take place in the university’s new freshers’ night, BlueMoon 11.0.

On November 3, 2026, Bennett University will welcome its online students to the campus for an evening of performances, celebrations and new connections, known as BlueMoon 11.0 – Freshers’ Night.

The event will start at 6:00 PM at the German Hangar of the university campus. The programme will also include musical and dance performances by the student societies, which will give the students a chance to experience the cultural activities of the university and interact with other members of the Bennett University community.

There will also be a fashion walk and style show with the crowning of Mr Fresher and Ms fresher. The activities are expected to enhance the festive mood as students usher in a new chapter in their university life.

The goal of BlueMoon 11.0 is to connect students together through common experiences, fostering new friendships and a sense of community. The event is an opportunity for online students to connect outside of their academic work and to be part of campus events.

Students attending the event have been requested to bring their Aadhaar Card or any other Government issued ID Card and their Bennett Online Digital ID for verification at the event. Featuring music, dance, fashion and participation from students, BlueMoon 11.0 will focus on new beginnings and the special bonds that make university life memorable.

Miss Kanishka

Kanishka is a writer and acclaimed poetess from Jabalpur who gives words to things people often overlook. She writes opinion articles and content to create an impact and make people think.

She has been featured in several national and international magazines and anthologies, and holds two national records — one for the longest reverse poem and another for compiling an all-female anthology.

Add comment