Month: October 2015

My passion for the boot-shaped archipelago has grown in the past eight years of my Italian studies. What I can certainly say from this experience is that I have no regrets; it only makes the trips there even more extraordinary…

Pulse reacts with satisfaction to the announcement of the 2016 Budget this evening, which establishes a comprehensive set of measures aimed at empowering students across all social backgrounds and institutions.  

The Gozo Youth Council is a platform which gathers under its remit Gozitan Youth NGOs and all Gozitan youth, including those who work and study in Malta amounting to over 3000 youths.

Following the reading out of the national budget for 2016, the Gozo University Group has released the following comments regarding the main measures that will directly affect Gozo and the Gozitan students.

Following the budget speech delivered by Finance Minister, Edward  Scicluna, the Third Eye met up with the President of Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU), Becky Micallef, and put forward a number of questions.  

If you’re familiar with "Jane the Virgin’, you’re bound to be eagerly awaiting the premiere of Season 2 that will be aired today at 9/8 central.

Despite the fact the beginning of a new scholastic year might be very exciting for a number of students, these past two weeks definitely didn’t offer much adrenaline for the thousands of people who were stuck in traffic for hours.

The end of September marks the one-year anniversary of an important milestone in LGBTQ+ rights in America.

Everybody remembers their first time. My adrenaline was beyond limits. I’m not talking about that first time – this is not Elite Daily — but rather about when I first decided to travel solo.

“Of all the eye-rolls directed towards the feminist movement over the years, one of the few criticisms I am willing to agree with is the fact that some feminists fall into the trap of advocating only white women’s rights, forgetting about minorities”

California has just become the fifth state to introduce the ’Right to Die’ law. This will henceforth allow terminally-ill patients to end their own life under a doctor’s supervision.

Apart from the well being of those hurt, one other question simmers in  everyone’s  mind; will this be the end of "Paqpaqli Ghall-Istrina’?  

During today’s press conference, SDM President Luke Muscat recalled how SDM proposed a plan to improve road embellishments in the immediate vicinities.  

Upon reviewing the Development Planning Bill, ELSA Malta insists that legislators should reconsider any amendments made to the development planning laws

Now that Freshers’ Week is almost done and dusted, what’s next? Of course, fresher’s parties! Take a look at the hottest events coming to you over the next month, from KSU’s Campus Fest to Betapsi’s 7th edition of Madhatter!

ASCS held their first debate for this scholastic year, entitled "Youth Employability’, with a panel consisting of members from the student organisations GHSL, DESA, GUG, ICTSA, MUST, ASCS and SACES