The Department of Sociology explored the vibrant community and cultural heritage of Benreu Village, Peren, while trekking through the beautiful trails of Mount Pauna. Two days of exploration, experience, and learning from the world around us.
The Department of History, Livingstone Foundation College, Dimapur, organised a one-day seminar on “Blueprints of Memory: How Oral Traditions Map Ancestral Sites in Nagaland” on 16th October 2026. The seminar explored the significance of oral traditions in preserving Naga history, identifying ancestral sites, and tracing the migration patterns of ancestral communities. The speaker, Dr. Chubatoshi…
The Department of History, Livingstone Foundation College, organised a two-day educational field trip to Dzüleke and Khonoma Village on October 2–3, 2026, with 22 students and 3 faculty members. The trip explored indigenous history, community governance, anti-colonial resistance, and sustainable practices, offering students valuable learning beyond the classroom.
The Department of Political Science, Livingstone Foundation College, Dimapur, embarked on a two-day educational and adventurous trip to Mount Kapamodzu, Zhavame Village, Phek District, under the theme “Where Minds Meet the Mountain.” The journey took students beyond the classroom, offering them an opportunity to connect with nature, reflect, and appreciate the importance of biodiversity and…
As part of the Intensified IEC Campaign 3.0, 2026, in collaboration with the Nagaland State AIDS Control Society (NSACS), the RRC conducted a Flash Mob Awareness Programme across five locations in Dimapur. From Civil Hospital Junction, Khermahal Junction,Church Road, Court Junction and Livingstone Foundation International School,our students stepped out with energy, courage and purpose to…
*The Department of Education, Livingstone Foundation College, Dimapur* ,the organized a Lecture Exchange Programme in collaboration with the *Department of Education, Unity College on 10th September 2026* . The programme was organized with the objective of promoting academic interaction, sharing knowledge and experiences, and providing students with opportunities to engage in meaningful discussions beyond their…
Livingstone Foundation College’s women’s volleyball team participated in a Women’s Volleyball Tournament organized by 78 Battalion CRPF Dimapur in collaboration with the Sports Authority of India, held under the theme “Sports for Peace and Development Across Nations,” from 7–10 September 2026. The tournament brought together teams from various colleges and clubs to promote sportsmanship, unity,…
The Department of English, Livingstone Foundation College, organised an extension activity in celebration of International Literacy Day, 2026 at *International* *Neighborhood* *Service* *Society* , Midland, Dimapur, on 8th of September, 2026, under the theme “Literacy for people, the planet, and prosperity”. A total of 4 faculty members and 21 students participated in the activity. The…
The Department of English, in collaboration with the Literary Club, marked World Letter Writing Day with a celebration centred around the theme, “From Ink to Algorithm: The Changing Architecture of Human Communication”. Mrs Otoli V. Yeptho, the Guest Speaker, emphasised the significance of writing in enhancing cognitive, literary and linguistic skills. She further highlighted the…
The Department of Sociology organised a meaningful cinema session, using “Homebound” as a medium to understand society beyond textbooks and classrooms. The film offered a powerful reflection on social inequality, caste, class, discrimination, migration, unemployment, friendship, and the struggles faced by marginalised communities. It encouraged students to look beyond individual experiences and understand how social…
