ULAB Live: “It’s more important how we respond to challenges, rather than how we receive the all tests in our lives” said by Luke Grenfell-Shaw, a UK biker and Canliver, who shared his life experiences in a public talk before the students of the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) on Sunday, March 20, 2022.

Shaw, who after fighting stage 4 cancer (sarcoma) for two years, embarked on an ambitious 30,000 Kilometres journey on a bicycle from Bristol (UK) to Beijing (China), is currently pedaling across Bangladesh.

In 2018, when doctors told Shaw about the illness (rare and aggressive), that it had already spread to his lungs, he didn’t think he would see Christmas. Life was no longer the same for Shaw, he had to rethink about his tomorrow but on that day, his eyes were clear and he had one new thought on his mind to live richly and fully, rather than giving up.

As invited by Professor Imran Rahman, Vice-Chancellor, University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB), Shaw shared his insightful stories with the students, faculty and staff. The session was presided over by Pro Vice Chancellor, Professor Shamshad Mortuza, and hosted by Mr. Rehan Ahmed, Director, Students Affairs & Co-curricular. Lt. Col.

Foyzul Islam Registrar, Professor M. Mofazzal Hossain, Professor Shahnaj Husne Jahan, Associate Professor Arifa Ghani Rahman, Ms. Neda Shakiba, Former Adviser, Student Affairs, other faculty members and admin staff were present there along with the students.

Dhaka, 21 March (campuslive24.com)//bit