Articles by Shaun Cassar

Following the launch of their Facebook page, which has racked up 750 likes in just a few days, people are starting to ask questions: what is DARE? What is the idea behind it, and what will it lead to?

Honestly, I’m currently having mixed emotions. I feel very sad that my time in SDM has come to an end, however, I am certain and confident that I am leaving the organisation in good hands.

Earlier this week, KSU has launched the Students’ Research Contribution Scheme, where students can support all types of ongoing research happening at the University of Malta, by donating a small amount from their monthly stipend.

Last Friday, JEF Malta launched their new campaign titled "Crossroads’, a continuation of last year’s very successful campaign "Building Bridges’.

The Third Eye was able to catch up to Sean Meachen, the guy behind the sax, to talk about his introduction to music, his journey, and his current destination with his two bands, The Busker and The Ranch.

Now that Freshers’ Week is almost done and dusted, what’s next? Of course, fresher’s parties! Take a look at the hottest events coming to you over the next month, from KSU’s Campus Fest to Betapsi’s 7th edition of Madhatter!

ASCS held their first debate for this scholastic year, entitled "Youth Employability’, with a panel consisting of members from the student organisations GHSL, DESA, GUG, ICTSA, MUST, ASCS and SACES

Last Saturday was a special day for the outgoing ASCS executive, as the members celebrated the end of their term together with the organisation’s 25th anniversary.

Earlier today, MHSA and MADS teamed up with several other organisations in order to set up a Health Festival at Ta’ Qali.

“Developing is not just what the EU is doing, but a global issue.”

JEF, a youth political organisation with the aim of creating a more united campaign, today held another part of their campaign "Building Bridges’; a discussion regarding the future of the Eurozone.

It’s that time of the year again, when your books become your best friends and phrases such as "happiness’, "care-free’, and "relaxed’ dash out of the window, without even saying bye.

Today, a press conference was held by KSU to discuss the major problems faced by University students regarding Transport & Accessibility.

Last Friday marked the launch of a new campaign, “Save the Countryside”, by "Din l-Art Ħelwa’.

The Third Eye’s Shaun Cassar had the opportunity to meet the seven KSJC members. He interviewed them to learn about the work that they have done through the past year.

With just a few days to go for the KSJC Annual General Meeting, SDM (Studenti Demokristjani Maltin) revealed their list of candidates for the KSJC Eelction, which will most probably be taking place on Friday 14th November.

Many people count down the days for Halloween for reasons like trick-or-treating, dressing up or simply giving scares to one another. However, there seems to be a vibe among the University crowd like never witnessed before during this period…..

Today, 2 members of The Third Eye headed down to Marsaxlokk to participate in a Clean Up at it-Torri ta’ San Lucjan, a cultural heritage site which had become, unfortunately, a dumping ground.

We have come to live in a world where what we own, defines us.

For some, Freshers’ Week is all about running around in a panic, trying to find the right lecture rooms and update your timetable (even though you know deep down it will be modified every half an hour)…