In a statement issued this morning on Facebook, Studenti Demokristjani Maltin (SDM) expressed its concern about the recent proposal presented by the Government regarding the possibility of school hours starting an hour earlier than they do presently
Today is a sad day for our country.
The events that took place in Valletta today was not an act of an individual, but instead reflected the reality of the rest of our country.
It is evident that some fifteen years into the 21st century, ethnic racism is still an issue in our country.
Yesterday marked another achievement for Malta as Rebecca Fitz managed to place first in the 100m women hurdles in the European Games that are being held in Baku, Azerbaijan.
Following the introduction by Pulse Secretary General, Joseph Masini, Kyle Sultana was nominated and appointed unanimously as the chair of the Annual General Meeting.
Callus emphasized that whilst delivering his speech he was giving a voice to the concerns of University students as he spoke about what resulted from the Social Policy Commission (KPS) and Education Commission (KE).
Pulse and SDM go Head-to-head
askra, which is broadcasted on One Television, revolves around Deborah (Louise Doneo) and Eric James (Dorian Micallef); a separated couple with a young son named Aaron (Bradley Spiteri).
Earlier today, the Tourism Students Association (TSA) Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held. F
In anticipation of Europe Day, the annual celebration held on the 9th of May, the European Students Organisation (ESO) shall be holding a number of debates this week, which events will be tackling different issues regarding the European Union.
When contacted by The Third Eye, Andrew Micallef explained that, as the organisation’s President, he cannot make any declaration at such an early stage, as this would be unfair on the rest of the executive.
It is real: Pulse has lost again, and this time, the gap is even bigger than it has ever been before.
April is progressing and with just a handful of days left for KSU’s (Kunsill Studenti Universitarji) Annual General Meeting to be held next Wednesday,
Today, Tourism students have complained that, after almost two months since they have sat for their January exams, they still haven’t received any result yet.
An email which was sent today from the Registrar to University and Junior College students read that the "5 minutes reading time’ is going to “be introduced with immediate effect”.
During the past few months or so, an ongoing fear from ISIS has been felt all throughout Europe, and Malta is obviously no exception.
When we were younger, the majority of us probably considered Paceville as "The Promised Land’.
In the past weeks, a video has emerged on social media, which video shows a boy playing with his own ball in the streets of Madrid. Everything seems absolutely normal so far!
Ever since a referendum date was set for the coming 11th of April, Spring Hunting has become one of the most debated topics on our islands, if not the most.
People all around the world were so struck by the attack that a good number of us felt the necessity to write “Je suis Charlie” on their Facebook profiles, “I am Charlie”.
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