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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.

Unfortunately, the tough exam period is fast approaching and we’re currently going through that stressful phase when everyone is asking, "how’s the studying going?’

I’m guessing you may be wondering, who is generation Y? Let me break it down for you: generation Y are the "mellenials’, the cool kids born from the late 80’s up to the year 2000.

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

Tomorrow is the Mdina Knights’ Annual General Meeting, which also marks the end of Warren Sammut’s term as President.

You know the feeling of choosing that study-unit at the beginning of the semester, which you only know the bare minimum about, but you choose it because you need your 60ECTS.  

On Wednesday the 11th of May, the European Studies Organisation (ESO) hosted its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in line with the launch of its new executive board for 2016-2017

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.

With less than a month away from the commencement of the Euro 2016 tournament, it’s high time we take a look on some interesting facts:

It’s Eurovision Week again, the week during which the eyes of the Maltese population are glued to television sets to give support to Malta’s package.

Rumours regarding Ira Losco’s pregnancy just wouldn’t stop over the past weeks, with fans repeatedly questioning the truth about the rumour. The word is on the street now as Ira Losco publicly announced that she’s pregnant:

In today’s world, we are constantly being brainwashed by the media.  

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.”

After a year of hard work, the former MHSA executive team called it a wrap and held its Annual General Meeting on the 28th April at the South Auditorium in Mater Dei Hospital.

A few weeks before students start to debate whether to study or sit back, open a bottle of beer, relax and watch their favourite national team play, Panini Group issues its traditional album stickers.

FZL (Forum Zghazagh Laburisti) hosted a round table conference with the Prime Minister, Dr Joseph Muscat, for which a number of organisations within the University of Malta and other youths were invited to a Q&A session with the Prime Minister.  

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.