Month: February 2016

Following the "Plus One’ stairs accident which happened last November in Paceville, people seemed to be surprised that there were so many underage people inside the club.

There are two kinds of people in the world: morning people and those who, no matter how hard they try, can never consider themselves as early birds. So, here are 15 facts which basically prove that mornings are simply not your cup of tea.

Yesterday morning, two main student organizations, Pulse and SDM, representatives in educational institutions such as Junior College, University of Malta, MCAST and Sir M.A. Refalo, have finally reached an agreement with Giovanni Curmi’s officials

Today, Terra Di Mezzo (TDM) 2000 Malta launched The TDM Hands On. This initiative is intended to aid and support local institutions.

Is it possible that we live in a society that preaches for the public to respect one another and to always keep a broad mentality yet maltreatment occurs so commonly?

This week, Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) shall be organising Careers & Research Fair 2016 and in anticipation of this,  The Third Eye held an interview with Ryan Falzon, the KSU Education Coordinator.

A group of 90 students, predominantly following the Commerce course at the University of Malta, this week returned from an annual business trip organised by the Association of Students of Commercial Studies (ASCS).

We would like to ask the Church to take some things into consideration before publishing such comments:

Following last match’s win against Marsascala, tonight Mdina Knights shall be facing Zebbug, with the hope of getting another three points.

If you haven ´t watched the movie Joy yet, you should definitely go to the cinema to check it out.

Tonight, the University of Malta Futsal Team, Mdina Knights, managed to earn all three points against Marsascala.

Following the launch of their Facebook page, which has racked up 750 likes in just a few days, people are starting to ask questions: what is DARE? What is the idea behind it, and what will it lead to?

ELSA Malta’s policy paper, "Onto Regulating Surrogacy’ aims to gather sources from all around the world and place them within a local context, and present an idea which could work in a country like Malta.

We Are, the Youth and  Student LGBTQQI organisation, is looking for persons to participate in a short documentary-style video and/or to contribute to the project’s online page.

GUG issue press release with regard to the need for a second fiber optic cable between Malta and Gozo.

Many have been discussing and considering the idea of carpooling for years now but still, the number of cars on our roads continues to grow and we haven’t seen a difference yet.

Although the General Elections in Malta might still be a couple of years away, it is never too early for all interested parties to start preparing for them.

Next week KSU will launch Dream City, a campaign spread over 10 days, from Tuesday 9th February till Friday 19th February.

The pilot initiative introduced this morning by the Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) concerns a method of promoting car-pooling amongst University students.

Open a magazine, switch on the television, surf the Internet, or simply walk down the street, and you will see it…. the sexual objectification of women.