Blockchain: what the FAQ is it?
Written by Joseph Axisa Blockchain is a system of information. As a mechanism, it was originally intended to have a notary-like function, such as timestamping […]
Month: July 2019
Bond. Just not James | a look into the new 007
I assume that everyone noted that the time tested series, James Bond, recently made the rounds in the news headlines with its alleged “popcorn dropping […]
What makes you, you? Ask your parents
Attachment can be defined as a bond you develop through time, which consists of comfort, trust, and affection. It is the development of a loving […]
From movies to conspiracies: 50 years from the moon landing
Apollo 11 launched to the moon with 3 astronauts on 16th July 1969 and made its return launch exactly 50 years ago today! It was […]
Why do we try so hard to be relatable?
In the age of social media, where being accepted and liked boils down to the number of likes, comments and retweets we get, how do […]
Calling all Law freshers: Get to know ELSA Malta
About ELSA ELSA (European Law Students’ Association) is an international, non-political and non-profit organisation run by, and for students, and recent graduates, who are interested […]
Therapy isn’t just for the mentally ill
We may have different reasons for going to therapy or counselling and not all of them have to do with mental illness. It could be […]
Musicals – what’s so gay about them?
Most people around the world like at least one type of music, yet the weird thing is that then musicals are seen as something you […]
Not all scientists wear lab coats | S-Cubed’s guide to science careers
Courses and Job Opportunities of the Faculty of Science With the dauntingly long list of courses offered by the Faculty of Science it may be […]
10 Health lies we’ve all been told before | MHSA
1. You can catch a cold from the cold? The common cold is more often than not caught from a virus called rhinovirus. Every mother/ […]