The Spread of Infection Through Clothing | MHSA
Written by Karen Louise Stoner Laundering is essential to stop our clothes from becoming vehicles of infection transmission. Textiles are used throughout a hospital setting. […]
Month: November 2020
KSU Releases Paper Urging President to Convene Constitution Convention
KSU introduced their Constitution Reform Position Paper with the following statement: “ The need for a proper reform of our nation’s constitution has been the […]
Pulse wins KSJC Election 2020
Following the KSJC Election Night on the 27th of November, 8 Pulse candidates have been successfully elected into the council. This is Pulse’s 5th consecutive […]
BREAKING: SDM accuses Pulse of rigging the KSJC Election 2020
SDM suspects that Pulse officials have voted on behalf of Junior College students by pressuring and manipulating said students. This is done by providing their […]
Ed’s story: growing up with comedy | ATG
Upon meeting Ed Vassallo, you will learn three things about him. 1. He is (quite) funny. This is stating the obvious because, you cannot really […]
Pulse or SDM? KSJC Electoral Manifesto Run Down
“To vote Pulse or SDM? That is the question…” This Friday’s KSJC Election has pressed this burning query into every Junior College students’ mind. The […]
Let The Gains Begin | UoM Futsal
Written by Kaz Louise Stoner Nutrition is an integral part of sports and athletic performance. Nothing beats a balanced diet made up of macronutrients including […]
TDM 2000 Malta New Executive Board 20/21
Following the virtual Annual General Meeting held on the 21st of November, the new Executive Board for TDM 2000 Malta has been announced. The list […]
The Relevance of Heritage in the 21st century
When we think of heritage structures the first thing the pops into our head is Haqar Qim or Aubreg de Castile. These buildings have been […]
The 2020 Nobel Prizes in Physics & Chemistry | S-Cubed
Written by Rachel Attard Chase The annual Nobel prizes celebrate, in part, the very best of the latest research and discoveries in physics and chemistry. […]
An open letter to UM’s Freshers | MHSA
Written by Malcolm Camilleri Change is coming your way! Being accepted as a student at the University of Malta is a great accomplishment, it is […]
The Third Eye New Executive Board 20/21
Following our AGM held on 14th November, Jack Cassar will be leading The Third Eye as President for the term 20/21. The Executive Board consists […]
Meet The Third Eye’s Past Presidents
Today, as we say goodbye to familiar faces and welcome new ones, we look back at our past Presidents, the special individuals that helped shape […]
KSJC deny allegations of lack of transparency regarding AGM
KSJC have posted a video earlier today explaining their decisions for how they organised this year’s AGM. The video was posted amongst criticisms that the […]
The Architecture Student Expo: A Surpassing Showcase
Last weekend (6th to 8th November) marked another successful year for The Architecture Student Expo. An event organised by SACES, which celebrates all the work […]
Raising awareness through academia: Jacob’s experience | ATG
Early on, his parents had started noticing certain quirks about their son. At 9 years old, he was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome but did not […]
AGM: What is it and how does it work?
AGM, the acronym that we come across often, yet not everyone is aware of its meaning. Putting it simply, AGM stands for Annual General Meeting. […]
SDM announces candidates for KSJC 2020 Elections
SDM has just announced their team of eight candidates for the KSJC 2020 Elections. They also launched their electoral campaign for this year entitled ‘A […]
Pulse announces candidates for KSJC 2020 Elections
Pulse has just announced their team of eight candidates for the KSJC 2020 Elections. They also launched their electoral campaign for this year entitled ‘Choose […]
What’s happening in November?
November is with us and it is time for us to provide you with the monthly event list! Here are a few events happening around […]