With exams round the corner it’s hard to fathom things getting any worse for university students. But here are 11 things that can happen today, Friday the 13th, to make your life slightly more miserable.
Bearing in mind these statistics, the health of students emerges as a worrying concern that should be addressed. One begs to question what factors could be contributing to obesity at the University.
Whereas the finale of the first season reached over 3 million viewers on ABC, the audience number dropped with each consecutive season, coming to an average of under one million viewers by the fourth season.
Many of us have witnessed the letters A, B and O disappear from familiar logos in Malta in order to call for blood donors. But are we aware of where this campaign was launched and the support it has garnered on a global scale?
Malta may have missed out on some victories during 2016, but that doesn’t rule out all national success.
Can Ira bring it home this year?
Shin Takagi claims to have found a solution to help paedophiles from harming children. In order to avoid both repressing desire and acting upon it, Takagi is making child sex dolls.
In light of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, The Third Eye is collaborating with Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) in order to host a vigil. The vigil shall take place tonight, the 16th of November, at 7pm in front of the French Embassy.
During a Press Conference held outside G. F. Abela Junior College gates, Pulse presented the results of a survey on public transport and proposed solutions to traffic problems.
For the third consecutive year, SDM will be proudly launching Project 7000, a student charity campaign. The organisation believes that “it is [its] duty to use [its] resources to help those in need.”
If you’re familiar with "Jane the Virgin’, you’re bound to be eagerly awaiting the premiere of Season 2 that will be aired today at 9/8 central.
SMD’s statement and comments from President, Luke Muscat, regarding the organisation’s position on the late publication of revision of paper results by MATSEC.
Pulse reacts to the Government’s recent proposal to reduce traffic congestion, together with comments from the organisation\’s Secretary General, Joseph Masini.
The month of May is upon us and with it comes the annual Eurovision Song Contest. Whilst many of you may think it’s a silly spectacle, others are impatiently waiting for the grand final in Vienna.
One may describe it as a wasteful generation, which does away with decent products to buy newer ones or to increase storage space. Now citizens have been given the opportunity to do so for a good cause!
Tonight the Malta Health Students Association (MHSA)’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held.
If you’re a fan of snapchat, I can safely say that you haven’t been using the application only for self-destructing photos. Most of us have made use of the application to send a message, rather than a photograph, at least once.
SEX 360 ° – The Multidisciplinary Approach to Sexuality was held on Saturday the 7th of March, 2015 at Skyparks, Luqa. This day seminar discussed local research and clinical experience with regard to sexuality, relationships and sex.
Just by saying the word "sex’ one would probably receive either of two responses: a stifled giggle, or a slight shifting on one’s seat that signals awkwardness.
Forget that sun-kissed skin, it’s time to kiss away the sunny days! With winter approaching, and rainy days becoming more frequent, you may feel puzzled as to how to spend your days.
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