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When contacted by The Third Eye, KNZ (Kunsill Nazzjonali Zghazagh) President, Andrew Micallef, emphasised that he is not the dictator that some individuals are trying to depict.

Pulse welcomes the announcement made by Mr Martin Scicluna, Chairman of the National Commission for Further and Higher Education earlier this week regarding the American University of Malta (to be referred as AUM).

Throughout its history, Pulse has always been at the forefront of social and civil rights and liberties and has championed successfully a progressive social agenda in all the institutions present.

Nixtieq minn hawn nistqarr li ma nhoss ebda soghba jew dispjacir ghal putiferju li nqala wara l-kumment volontarjament vulgari, hamallu u ezagerat li ktibt is-Sibt li ghadda fuq il-pagna personali tieghi.

ESO would like to express its disappointment on the result of the United Kingdom Referendum on the European Union, where Leave won over Remain, and euroscepticism prevailed.

Earlier this afternoon Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) published a Facebook post  expressing its disappointment at the disrespect of some students who have either been damaging or littering the recently refurbished facility.

After a challenging season, where the club on Campus found it hard to adapt to the new league format, the University Futsal Team, a brainchild of the Malta University Sports Club (MUSC) and Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) playing under the auspi

ELSA Malta has held its final event for the 2015/2016 term. The Appreciation Night held on the 5th of May was held to thank all the helpers who contributed through their participation and time to ELSA Malta’s help.

Although the UOM Knights Futsal team has only been functioning for a couple of years, it is undoubtedly a huge achievement for the players, coach and executive.

The event is being organised by MEUSAC, the European Commission Representation in Malta, and the European Parliament Information Office in collaboration with the European Studies Organisation (ESO), The Third Eye, and KSU.

In light of recent events, the very famous quotation by Mahatma Gandhi first comes to mind; “Be the change you want to see in the world.”

The current KSU board would also like to point out that it has been attempting to set up a meeting with the Prime Minister himself to discuss issues which directly and indirectly relate to students since the beginning of its term.

In response to claims that a question in yesterday’s Accounts ’A’ Level Examination was not covered in the syllabus, Pulse contacted the MATSEC Board requesting a clarification.

Where do the Maltese people come from? Geneticists from the University of Malta are providing the answer.

Earlier this afternoon Kunsill Student Universitarji issued  a Press Release in response to Pulse’s request for a clarification regarding a claim that  the democratic process as per section 19.1 of the KSU statute was not adhered to.

Following the election of Kunsill Studenti Universitarji’s KPS and KE Commissioners over the last few days, Pulse has expressed its concern about the fact the the democratic process as per section 19.1 of the KSU statute was not adhered to.

In the light of the upcoming KSU – Kunsill Studenti Universitarji Education Commissioner Election, The Third Eye got in touch with all four contesting candidates to help you get to know more about them.

In the light of the upcoming KSU – Kunsill Studenti Universitarji Education Commissioner Election, The Third Eye got in touch with all four contesting candidates to help you get to know more about them.

In the light of the upcoming KSU – Kunsill Studenti Universitarji Education Commissioner Election, The Third Eye got in touch with all four contesting candidates to help you get to know more about them.

In light of the upcoming KSU – Kunsill Studenti Universitarji Education Commissioner Election, The Third Eye got in touch with all four contesting candidates to help you get to know more about them.