7 students you’ll see this Freshers Week
The Mess You’ll probably see them wearing sunglasses, and a sweatshirt 3 sizes too large for them – trying to hide the fact that their […]
Student Life
Sfumat – Caught between what is seen and what is not
Alex is never seen. He only appears through the words and actions of those around him, mostly through those of his father, Charles, and his […]
Statement following a meeting with Minister Ian Borg and the Board of Engineers
Today, UESA published the following update regarding the Engineering Warrant and MCAST students: Following a meeting between UESA, KSU, the Chairman and Vice Chairman of […]
A second futsal team on campus – hit or miss?
Sparks went flying when a second university futsal team was announced. Why the hype? Well, futsal has become widely popular over the years at university […]
GoTo Malta invites students to participate in the focus group-discussion about a car sharing service in Malta
GoTo Malta, the car-sharing service operator, is inviting students to participate in a focus group-discussion to get their opinions about car sharing concepts and its […]
Reducing Exam Related Anxiety
Words by, Dr Francesca Falzon Aquilina (Trainee Psychiatrist) We’ve all been there. We’ve all done them. However, exams remain a most challenging and nerve racking […]
KNZ urges Prime Minister, Leader of Opposition and MEPs to support Erasmus Campaign
This morning, KNZ published a letter which the Council addressed to Prime Minister Joseph Muscat, Leader of the Opposition, Adrian Delia and Members of the […]
“Political Parties do not give us power…We give them Power” – Kris Bajada
Earlier this afternoon, Kris Bajada, who is contesting the upcoming KSU Elections as an independent candidate, addressed in a statement to the public, the “false […]
Here is what Students think about Activism
Following a few days of data collection and responses from various people we can display our findings regarding student activism. The majority of students are […]
’Find your voice in the digital space’ an event by MEP Dr. Francis Zammit Dimech
On the 16th March, MEP Francis Zammit Dimech hosted an event called, ‘’Find your voice in the digital space’’, in collaboration with the EPP and […]
Of Student Activism and Bravery
Alternate title: Why we should all learn from American High School Students Following February’s deadly mass shooting in Parkland, Florida, a nationwide school walkout was […]
Student and friend dedicates piano cover to the late Christa Formosa
Following the tragic death of 23-year-old University Graduate and renowned model, Christa Formosa, friends and strangers alike took to the Internet with touching displays of […]
Three Effective Ways to Use Your Phone Less
1. Turn ALL notifications off. Keep only those notifications which come up when a real person is trying to contact you, meaning calls or […]
JEF Malta Tackles Women’s Issues
On Saturday, 24th February, JEF Malta hosted another seminar in their ‘Generation Europe’ Campaign entitled ‘The Women of Europe: How Progressive Are We’? at the […]
How twenty-eight year old Oriana is about to change some lives
Twenty-eight year old Oriana Farrugia is on a very important mission. To raise money and help the Leukaemia Foundation treat blood cancer patients and is […]
Andrea Portelli talks to us about his music and recent album!
21 year old Andrea Portelli, is currently in his final year of Mechanical Engineering studies at the University of Malta. As part of his course, […]
What you didn’t hear in SoK
“Politics? No thank you” Yes, politics has become nauseatingly depressing. Yes, politicians can be patronising. Yes, party politics can be quite corrupt. Even if […]
Why Erasmus+ Is A Great Idea If You Are a Shy Introvert (or even a total extrovert)
The day I got my acceptance letter, telling me I have been offered a place at the University of Dundee, Scotland, I jumped with joy…then […]