A public-facing home for the student-driven initiative and its work.
Central University of South Bihar (CUSB) was established in 2009 by an Act of Parliament under the Central Universities Act, 2009. Originally operating from temporary premises in Patna, the university moved to its permanent campus at Panchanpur, Gaya in 2018.
The university has grown into a hub for interdisciplinary teaching and research in the social sciences, sciences, and humanities, serving students from across India.
To create knowledge through rigorous scholarship and to nurture socially committed citizens who contribute meaningfully to nation-building.
The community at cusb.link echoes this spirit — open collaboration, student-led innovation, and a GitHub-first approach to sharing our work with the world.
CUSB organises its teaching and research across eleven schools. Here are a few highlights.
Research and teaching in environmental management, disaster studies, and sustainability science.
Postgraduate programmes in mass communication, visual culture, and performative traditions.
Interdisciplinary legal education addressing constitutionalism, governance, and public policy.
Core and applied research in physics, chemistry, and interdisciplinary computational science.
Computer science, statistics, and technology programmes fostering data-driven problem solving.
Comparative literary studies, translation, and the preservation of regional language traditions.
The campus at Gaya blends academic rigour with green, open spaces.
The 300-acre permanent campus sits between agricultural land and the rising terrain toward the historical hills of Gaya. The main academic block, library, and hostels frame a central green where students gather through the day.
Residential life shapes the culture here — hostels host festivals, study circles, and late-night discussions that spill into the courtyards at dawn.
The public repositories and initiatives currently visible on the organisation.
Org profile and shared community defaults now public on the cusblink organisation.
RepositoryThis homepage repository and the site behind it, released under GPL-3.0.
Open SourceLooking for students interested in open source, documentation, and frontend work. Reach out via email.
CallSite look reworked to echo the calm, institutional palette of the university homepage.
UpdateConcise signals that explain the shape of the org.
Built and maintained by CUSB students, for the wider community.
Every repository is public, welcoming contributions and review.
Versioning, issues, and discussion all live on the cusblink organisation.
A single, clean destination connecting the community's scattered work.
Browse the repositories or reach out if you want to contribute to the next iteration.