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Today marks 71 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi death camp during World War II.

In light of recent happenings, Pulse welcomes agreements reached earlier today whereby Muslims were granted the temporary use of the Ospizio complex.

Throughout the past few days, SDM has listened to students who have expressed their discontent with the new bus routes which have been introduced by Transport Malta. It is for this reason that SDM calls on Transport Malta to revert the routes back

This week, heated discussions took place on Maltese social media following a public Muslim worship gathering held in Msida next to the Parish church.

Following the publication of “An Open Letter to Malta Public Transport” by Tamira Spiteri  on the 23rd of December 2015, The Third Eye received the following official feedback from the General Manager of Malta Public Transport.

This morning "Front Favur il-Mina’ held a cordial meeting with the Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Joe Mizzi and Transport Malta Chairman James Piscopo, to present its vision for a more accessible Gozo.

It was three members who decided to part ways with the organisation since Leanne Spiteri  is on Erasmus and she will make that decision once she’s back.

Ever since Gilbert (Gilli) Amato Gauci was elected in the Kunsill Studneti Universitarji (KSU) last April, Tourism Studies Association (TSA)’s work and efforts have been far from plain sailing.

Life is not about fitting in a nice little neat box.

As Christmas is approaching, both Pulse and Studenti Demokristjani Maltin (SDM) are busy with their Christmas shopping for new executive members for their respective organisations.

A student, who wishes to remain anonymous, has voiced their concern to The Third Eye regarding the new way of issuing stipends.

In light of the recent movement, ’Front Favur Il- Mina’,  GUG (Gozo University Group) released the following statement

ASCS, the Association of Students of Commercial Studies, last Friday held a Problem Solving Competition to close off a series of activities at University commemorating Global Entrepreneurship Week.

For the second time running, The Third Eye is hosting the annual KSJC Election Debate. With participation of both contesting student organisations Pulse and SDM, all students have the chance to see the candidates contesting the elections.

Earlier last  week, representatives from GUG and KSU together with Mr  Anthony Briffa (Youth Coordinator for the Ministry of Gozo) held an extremely productive meeting with Transport Malta regarding the transport available for Gozitan students on the

This year’s KSJC elections are just around the corner, and as both Pulse and SDM are gearing up for their respective campaigns, sources have informed The Third Eye of a few speculations.

Valletta Malta, October 12 2015 – Minister of Finance, Hon. Professor Edward Scicluna has announced Budget for Malta in 2016.

The Gozo University Group (GUG) have just concluded an in depth survey together with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC), which involved a representative number of students as respondents.

Following today’s article “I Will Not Remove the Video” Pulse’s President, Wayne Sammut has contacted The Third Eye to clarify Gabriel Micallef’s version of events.

Following this week’s controversy regarding a hammock set up at Junior College ground, The Third Eye approached Studenti Demokristjani Maltin SDM’s Junior College Coordinator, Gabriel Micallef.