This issue contains Sr. Marie Xavier's impressions of Oxford and Cambridge, articles on the Marian and Railway Centenary exhibitions held in Mangalore, notes on Youth Occupation Centre and the social service camp at Alape by the Social Service League, and Leadership course at Ernakulum. There are articles on kingship in ancient India, Rabindrantah Tagore and plastics, as well as an incomplete list of old students of the College who are nuns, along with some stories and poems. The issue also has some photographs of the different events and groups photographs of different committees and classes. Apart from this, there are regular sections on Agnesian Association's annual report, list of committee and members, College Notes, notes on the Catholic Students' Union, Social Service League, and the different College associations (English, Kannada, Malayalam, Economics, Maths and Science, Games, Dramatic). The English is followed by the Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi and High School sections, followed by examination results for all. The issue ends with a list of periodicals received from other colleges in India and abroad.

This issue contains an editorial reflecting on the role of women's education and national responsibility. It includes a detailed account of Indira Gandhi's visit to the college. Essays such as Building Up Our Country are present. This issue also contains a comprehensive report on the Social Service Camp at Alape village. Institutional life at St. Agnes, college notes, association reports, excursions, and student organisations, supplemented by lighter reflections and a dedicated high school section. The English section is followed by a Kannada and Hindi section. This issue also has photographs of graduating classes, college and school events and excursions.

This issue includes essays exploring social philosophy and practice. Articles such as Social Justice: The Shape of Things to Come, The Welfare State and the Citizen, Science and Democracy, and Social Aspects of Altruism are present. There are also articles on Gandhi and Social Service and Bhave and the Bhoodan, which examine Indian models of non-violence, trusteeship, land reform, and grassroots social action. The later sections document campus life and institutional culture through college notes, reports from student associations, and accounts of camps, visits, and extracurricular activities, including the Bharat Sevak Samaj Girls' Camp at Kotekar. It also includes essays, poems, and reflections by younger students. The English section is followed by a Kannada and Hindi section. This issue also has photographs of graduating classes, college and school events and excursions, and visiting professors with a couple of advertisements at the end.

This issue is dedicated to Mary Immaculate at the opening of the Lourdes centenary year in 1958. The Annual Report 1957–58 documents major developments, including changes in university affiliation, the introduction of new degree and postgraduate courses, staff appointments, examination results, and infrastructural expansion. There are detailed month by month reports of the Institute of Social Work and the Crescent Welfare Society. Sr. Olinda Pereira gives a graphical account of her trip to Europe. Aileen Lobo writes a detailed article on Selective Credit controls by the Reserve Bank of India and a student analyses Indias Second Five-Year Plan. The latter sections serve as a chronicle of campus life and associated institutions. College notes, association reports, the activities of the Catholic Students' Union, the Agnesian Association and the high school section. There are also photographs of graduating classes, college and school events and excursions. The issue includes articles in Kannada, Hindi, Malayalam and Sanskrit (primarily in devotional or poetic form).

This issue contains an editorial reflecting on change, continuity, and the evolving mission of St. Agnes College during a period of academic transition and institutional growth. It includes detailed annual reports outlining developments in affiliation, new courses, infrastructure expansion, staff changes, and student achievements. Essays such as The Aim of Education, Guidance Services To-day, The Woman Worker, Indigenous Banking in India, and On Modern-Mindedness are present. The issue also presents comprehensive accounts of college and school activities, including cultural programmes, social service initiatives, excursions, sports, NCC, and association reports. Institutional life at St. Agnes is documented through college notes, union activities, and reports of student organisations, complemented by creative writing, lighter reflections, and a dedicated high school section. The English section is followed by Kannada and Hindi sections. The issue also includes photographs capturing college leadership, student achievements, events, and excursions.

This magazine issue begins with a tribute to Rabindranath Tagore commemorating his centenary, including articles that explore him as a poet, dramatist, philosopher, and national figure. Alongside are articles on wider themes such as nationalism, world peace, education, science, economics, psychology, agriculture, and finance. It also documents the life of the institution through the Annual Report, college notes, examination results, and reports from student bodies and associations. There are also poems, short essays, literary criticism, and personal reflections. Accounts of educational excursions, sports achievements, debates, dramatics, NCC activities, and social service work are also present. [Note: We have missed digitising Page 3 & 134; to be updated]

This issue contains a detailed annual report documenting examination results, staff and student developments, scholarships, major events, excursions, sports, and the work of student bodies such as the Social Service League, Sodality, Catholic Students Union, and the Agnesian Association. Essays such as Money and Matrimony in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, The Theme of Justice in the Bible, Ways of Modernising Indian Agriculture, and Economic Development and Bottlenecks are present. The issue also features lighter and reflective pieces including The Night Before the Exam, Home, Sleep, Poets and Life, and creative writing that captures everyday student experiences. Institutional life at St. Agnes is recorded through college notes, association reports, social and cultural activities, along with a dedicated high school section. The English section is followed by Kannada and Hindi sections. The issue also includes photographs.

This issue highlights examination results, sports, cultural programmes, social service, defence efforts during the national emergency, and the active role of student organisations, reflecting both intellectual seriousness and civic responsibility. Alongside these, the magazine features creative writing, short stories, poems, humour pieces, and informative articles on science, health, psychology, nature, and general knowledge. Reports on exhibitions, associations, and exchanges are also included.

This issue includes the Annual Report that details the college's change in university affiliations, the introduction of new programmes and the expansion of infrastructure, staff, and student activities. There are photos of the UGC chairman visiting campus. Closely linked are in-depth articles on the Institute of Social Work, the Crescent Welfare Centre at Bunder, and the Family Welfare Agency, which document early experiments in professional social work, community engagement with Muslim neighbourhoods, family casework, medical social service, and student-led welfare initiatives. An essay "The Role of a Case Worker" is alongside other policy-oriented student essays on education, sociology, India's Five-Year Plan, atomic energy, credit controls, and international themes such as the United Nations and Thanksgiving Day in America. There are notes on participation in an international friendship camp held in Bendorf, Germany. The literary section includes poetry, short fiction, personal sketches, humour, and reflective pieces,trees and animal conservation, interviews, college notes, and reports from associations. There are poems and essays in Kannada, Malayalam, Hindi. There is a separate High School section, too.

This issue recounts annual events at the College, followed by examination results, sports tournaments and other competition results. Next are articles on Pope Paul VI's visit to India and his thoughts on peace, and Jawaharlal Nehru. The issue is then divided into several sections including Literature, with pieces on Shakespeare's heroines, Indian creative writing in English, Greek tragedy. Then come travel accounts of students on different trips to the USA through the The American Field Service International Scholarships (AFS), Africa and Italy respectively. The section on politics includes several articles on the UN, its Charter, achievements and prospects. The Economics section has articles on the economics of Keynes, hunger at a global scale and prospects for an Asian common market. One historical article is on the intermingling of cultures in India. The science section has articles on gravity, ether, study of radioactive elements in geology, explosives and the worlds of insects. This is followed by high school, Kannada and Hindi sections and a few articles by old students on the role of women in the world. The issue ends with details of the Agnesian Association, its members and GBM minutes, and finally, several local advertisements at the end.

This issue is dedicated to peace reflecting the year of 'International Cooperation'. It is divided into three sections, with the first section enclosing a detailed college report for the academic year enumerating student governance, staff lists, and institutional events; extensive coverage of examination results, university rankings, awards, scholarships, and inter-collegiate achievements; and photographic plates illustrating campus buildings, new facilities, major events, and student life. Also, Hazel Machado - the student president gives a month by month account of happenings in the college. The second section contains multiple literary pieces that focus on the theme of 'Peace'. In this section, Atoms for Peace, The Nobel Peace Prize, Organisation for Peace - The Birth of the UN and Prescriptions for Peace, pertain to science and/or intersect with humanities or the social sciences discipline. This section is followed by section three which has articles written in the Kannada and Hindi Language. [Note: We have missed digitising Page 3; to be updated]

This issue has reports on college activities, examination results, university ranks, awards, and major events. It documents student participation in debates, sports, music, social service, NCC, and inter-collegiate competitions, along with reflections on the Golden Jubilee of the University of Mysore and its educational ideals.There is an emphasis on music and harmony, explored through essays, poems, reflections, and narratives linking music to life, nature, emotions, home, and spirituality. Articles range from discussions on Western and Indian music traditions, composers like Beethoven and Shakespeare's songs, to philosophical reflections on harmony in personal and social life. There is a Kannada section, too.

This issue is largely devoted to Mahatma Gandhi, presenting him as a moral leader, social reformer, and apostle of peace. The editorial and essays explore Gandhiji's philosophy of truth and non-violence, drawing from the Bhagavad Gita and highlighting his belief that politics must be guided by ethics and spiritual values. Several articles focus on his work for the uplift of the weak marginalised castes, women, peasants, labourers, minorities and his efforts to remove untouchability, reduce inequality, and promote village self-reliance through khadi and the charkha.

This issue commemorates the College's 50th year alongside the Centenary of the Apostolic Carmel, reflecting on its role in women's education. The editorial, centenary article, and annual report document the institution's history, values, academic growth, examination results, university ranks, prizes, staff developments, infrastructure expansion, and active student life. The magazine also features a collection of student writings and creative contributions, including essays, scientific articles, social reflections, travel pieces, humour, and personal narratives.

This issue includes essays on the geopolitics of non-alignment, peaceful uses of nuclear energy and space technology, reflections on 'scientific outlook' and an account of a New Agricultural Strategy for India. Scientific articles written by women students and faculty cover topics such as Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Optical Masers, Biochemistry of Nucleic Acids, Hormones, Flowering (plant biology), Games with Numbers, Paranoia and Schizophrenia. There is a report on a biological field tour through south India in addition to academic results, university ranks, staff changes, scholarships, sports, and other college activities as well as photographs from that year. Creative and reflective writing, including reminiscences, literary criticism of Dickens and Tagore are also included. The issue includes articles in Kannada and Hindi. [Note: We have missed digitising Page 117; to be updated]

This issue is largely devoted to accounts of the Golden Jubilee celebrations, academic expansion, staff changes, student strength, and university results. The issue records exhibitions, public meetings, cultural programmes, and visits by distinguished guests, alongside extensive coverage of academic initiatives such as the College Science Improvement Programme (COSIP), the introduction of the National Service Scheme, and the college's expanding role in social outreach, community development, and service to marginalised groups. There are also articles on education, social justice, national development, and the responsibilities of youth and teachers in a changing India. Literary and creative sections are also included such as poems, prayers, short essays, humour, travelogues, and personal reflections, many written by students.

This issue opens with thoughtful editorials and essays engaging with major themes of the time, particularly women's status, education, mental health, employment, and national development. Articles linked to International Women's Year examine gender equality, social realities in rural and urban India, and the responsibilities of women in public and private life. Intellectual contributions range from reflections on literature and romance, poetry on time, memory, and solitude, to analytical pieces on unemployment and India's 1974 nuclear test. Detailed annual reports highlight academic achievements, examination results, university ranks, staff changes, and new programmes, as well as extensive student participation in debates, music, drama, sports, and inter-collegiate competitions. Community engagement features prominently through the National Service Scheme, social service projects, planning forums, leadership camps, and outreach to hospitals, orphanages, and rural communities. The magazine also captures campus events, celebrations, excursions, and creative student expression through poems and lighter pieces.

This issue is anchored in the context of International Women's Year and International Habitat Year, the editorial and feature articles highlight women's responsibility in social transformation, environmental stewardship, and civic consciousness, with particular attention to urban planning and ecological challenges in Mangalore. The Annual Report documents the college's growth in student strength, academic programmes, scholarships, infrastructure (notably the inauguration of the new auditorium), and strong engagement with national initiatives such as NSS, COSIP, and COHSIP. Detailed accounts of seminars, guest lectures, cultural programmes, sports achievements, community service, and self-evaluation efforts are included. There are also a wide range of student-written articles, essays, poems, and reflective pieces that explore economic development, export promotion, environmental pollution, psychology, identity, ethics, and inner conflict. Also included are analytical articles on topics from India's export strategy to Freudian interpretations of everyday behaviour.