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Resonance brings out students talents
Resonance, the intracollege fine arts, literary and cultural fest of the Loyola Academy Degree and PG College, was inaugurated by Tollywood actor Sumanth Ashwin Talking about the hidden talent of each student and how Resonance is the right platform to project them, Principal Fr Dr P Anthony encouraged the students to exploit the event to the hilt to showcase their talents Rector Fr S Raju, Cor
​Hyderabad: Resonance, the intra-college fine arts, literary and cultural fest of the Loyola Academy Degree and PG College, was inaugurated by Tollywood actor Sumanth Ashwin. Talking about the hidden talent of each student and how Resonance is the right platform to project them, Principal Fr Dr P Anthony encouraged the students to exploit the event to the hilt to showcase their talents. Rector Fr. S Raju, Correspondent Fr. J Thainese and Vice-Principal Fr DV Balaswamy also spoke.
The fest constituted of multiple cultural events for students to unmask and unfold their potentiality in their respective field. Solos and group events brought out the individual and team spirit among the students. Besides cultural events, debate and quiz were conducted where the students were tested for their knowledge on various topics.
The event concluded on a colorful note with face painting, allowing the participants to invoke their dormant expression through art. In all, the fest proved to be a great opportunity for empowering students to not only build their confidence but also to overcome their phobia of public presentation.
