Can your dreams tell the future? | Betapsi
Dreams are a way in which we reveal our repressed emotions, such as anxiety, stress and worry. Studies show that our brains function more when […]
Month: November 2019
Dear Engineering graduates, you may no longer be Engineers
Detrimental changes to Engineering profession proposed Back in early November the Engineering Board made their draft changes to the Engineering Act public. Among these, was […]
Abortion – God forbid we mention it
The topic no one wants to talk about. The topic which has one too many vociferous yet uninformed voices from both ends. The topic which […]
HIV and AIDS – 2 reasons why we need Sex Ed | MMSA
“The human immunodeficiency virus causes an infection in humans that may lead to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.” A mouthful of a statement, and perhaps even a […]
Caught in the knot of fast-fashion | the benefits of thrifting
The term “fast-fashion” has become a prominent term lately, but are we actually aware of its impacts? Fast fashion describes trendy clothing that is quickly […]
Yes, Movember is just as important as Pink October | MHSA
With Pink October closed off, a new month of awareness is amongst us; Movember. This month is presented to the public in the form of […]
Property prices need to go down to meet students needs
Written by Kris Bajada ASCS hosted a debate about the current property situation for university students, last Wednesday on campus. Students were welcome to attend […]
Students raging after hedgehog dies from poisoned cat food
A hedgehog which died after eating poisoned cat food on campus brought to light the issue of university cats being poisoned. On the 16th of […]
Big things to come from TDM2000 and University of Malta Futsal’s latest collab
TDM2000 will be sponsoring fellow student organisation, University of Malta Futsal The University of Malta Futsal Team and TDM2000 Malta are proud to announce a […]
Want an internship abroad? IAESTE can help!
We’ve got 6 reasons why you should apply for an IAESTE internship Just in case you’re still considering whether doing an internship abroad is worth […]
It’s time to start questioning fashion trends | Betapsi
Fashion trends and personalities – I mean, where does one even start? It’s quite funny that a third-year psychology student is attempting to write on […]
Should we get paid to adopt?
Malta’s government has just announced that an allowance of €150 will be given to those that opt for pet adoption from sanctuaries. Last Tuesday, the […]
Pulse elects 8 candidates in KSM – SDM does not contest
For another year, Pulse elects all its candidates in KSM, the student council based in MCAST. For another year, SDM have decided not to contest […]
Pulse elects 7 candidates in KSJC; 8th remains vacant
Friday 8th November. Junior College students headed to the voting booth to elect their student council. The result was expected to be announced early that […]
Wildlife Conservation in the 1900s | The legacy of Gerald Durrell
Written by Francesca Grillo, reviewed by ESA [Earth Systems Association] I don’t think I’ll ever manage to sustain a lengthy conversation without mentioning Gerald Durrell! […]
Pulse, SDM and independent candidates elected in new ITS Council
Five new members were elected to the Institute of Tourism Studies Council after this Wednesday’s student elections. This Wednesday 6th November the student elections for […]
The Pledge for Veg.
Vegan (vee-gun) Definition: A peculiar breed of human beings who, out of their own volition, decide to abstain from the consumption of all animal products. […]
Economy, Education and more from Muscat and Delia | EY Malta
EY Malta held its annual Malta Attractiveness Event on 25th October which featured 50 prominent speakers, including the Prime Minister, President and leader of the […]