Silhouette is the premier annual psychology fest hosted by the School of Psychological Sciences, serving as a flagship platform to celebrate human behavior, mental health awareness, and academic creativity. Organized through the vibrant synergy of the department association and its specialized student clubs, this dynamic event features a wide array of engaging intra- and inter-collegiate competitions, workshops, and expressive showcases. Designed to connect emerging minds from diverse institutions, Silhouette fosters critical thinking, collaborative learning, and innovative expression—offering participants a unique space to explore the multifaceted dimensions of psychology beyond the classroom.   

Silhouette 2024: Annual Fest of Psychology Association
On March 12, 2025, the School of Psychological Sciences at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore Central Campus, successfully hosted Silhouette 2025, its annual psychology fest. Embracing the theme "Saisei: Renewal Strategies for Adaptation"—rooted in the Japanese philosophy of resilience and transformation—the event brought together over 500 undergraduate and postgraduate students for a day of academic excellence, artistic expression, and competitive spirit. Organized by the Psychology Association, the fest featured a dynamic schedule running from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM across multiple campus venues. Highlights included the judgment-free social connection session "We Meet and We Don't Judge," the high-stakes "Neuropreneur Pitch-Off," intellectual debates, interactive quizzes, and a creative "Cosplay Carnival". Additionally, hands-on activities like a crochet workshop by Sanctum and engaging sessions on game theory, REBT, and career anxieties provided valuable experiential learning opportunities.
The fest concluded with an inspiring closing ceremony at the Sky View auditorium, featuring a valedictory address by distinguished guest Dr. Saroj Arya, former Head of Rehabilitation Psychology at NIMH. Deans and faculty coordinators awarded cash prizes, certificates, and overall class trophies to celebrate top performances and enthusiastic participation. Participant feedback reflected high overall satisfaction, particularly praising the inclusive atmosphere, thought-provoking workshop series, and unique event formats. By seamlessly blending strategic thinking, non-verbal communication, and mental health advocacy, Silhouette 2025 established itself as an intellectual and cultural landmark on campus, paving the way for future innovative student initiatives.

Silhouette 2025: Annual Fest of Psychology Association

Organized by the Psychology Association under the Department of Psychology at CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Central Campus, Silhouette 2025 took place on November 5, 2025, under the innovative theme "Avant Garde". Marking its debut as an intercollegiate festival, the event expanded its reach beyond CHRIST campuses to welcome students from external institutions including REVA University, Montfort College, Kristu Jayanti University, and Mount Carmel College. The day began with an inaugural ceremony led by Pro Vice-Chancellor Rev. Dr. Fr. Viju P. D., Dean Dr. Surekha Chukkali, and HOD Dr. Sudesh N. T., setting an inspiring tone for a full day of dynamic, psychology-centered engagements and interactive department stalls.
The festival featured a diverse lineup of competitive events and experiential workshops that challenged participants' cognitive, creative, and critical thinking skills. Key competitions included Alter Ego, Mind vs. Mask, Cognitive Crash, the myth-inspired Psyche's Labyrinth escape room, and a collaborative Human Library session hosted with Mount Carmel College. Complementing the competitive tracks, five specialized workshops provided hands-on training in domains such as suicide crisis intervention, forensic deception detection, dream analysis, digital media dynamics, and art-based mindfulness. The festival concluded with a lively Dopamine Dance competition and a formal Closing Ceremony in the KE Auditorium, celebrating student achievements across the School of Psychological Sciences.