Political Correctness in Comedy: Punching Up vs Punching Down
Comedy has always been a powerful tool to comment on the world around us. Through humour, comedians can address important issues and challenge social norms, […]
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Inside the Mind of Chat GPT: An Exclusive Interview with the AI Software Lecturers are Fearing
Chat GPT is the talk of the town, with almost every student having heard about this new AI writing tool, and lecturers and schools on […]
“Let’s Unite for Matthias’ Eyesight” | A Fundraising Campaign
Matthias Zarb Szabo is an 18-year-old university student studying Electrical Engineering who started noticing blurring in his vision a few months ago. After several tests […]
CASP: Right Idea, Wrong Timing?
As University students, we have all heard of the controversy regarding the CASP Study Unit. This unit has suddenly creeped up on first year undergraduate […]
Student Post: The Inquisitor’s Palace – A pleasant location or a house of horrors?
Written by Elizabeth Ellul Hawes A visit to the Inquisitor’s Palace in Birgu is recommended by Heritage Malta, but what does this experience truly offer? […]
The Road to Change?
Life today- more cars, more roads, more traffic, more pollution, more trees, scratch that…where are even the trees. This is the world we are living […]
Student Post: The Captivating Beauty Of The Oboe
Written by Marguerite Ducroquet As I sat all ears at a classical music concert I attended recently in Valletta, I was hit like a bolt […]
Café Cuba: Where Good Times and Good Food Meet
Café Cuba at Campus Hub is the restaurant you need to visit if you’re craving juicy burgers, delicious pasta, and a comfortable place to work […]
Exploring Discrepancies Between Private, Church, And State Schools
In Malta, there tends to be very large discrepancies between private, church, and state schools. I decided to create a survey to explore some of […]
Coming Back Home
Celebrating or not, the holiday season usually brings about a whole range of emotions.Take that with finishing a study exchange abroad and you’ve got yourself […]
Why Musk Buying Twitter Is A Good Thing
On October 27th 2022, SpaceX owner Elon Musk officially became the CEO of Twitter. In a controversy filled saga, Musk became Twitter owner amidst lots […]
Krampus goes to Brussels? The killing of the Spitzenkandidaten and the transnational list
Well, this Christmas, EU leaders are said to formally kill off plans for the so-called transnational list and Spitzenkandidaten that would have had a great […]
How Our Culture Perpetuates Sexual Abuse
Trigger warning: this article contains mentions of the different types of sexual abuse one might endure In 2015, 85% of victims of sexual assault in […]
#RespectMe – The Third Eye Initiative
Malta, like many countries, has come a long way when it comes to gender and LGBTQ matters. That said, it still faces several shortcomings when […]
The Underpinnings Of Femicide
Femicide In The Local Context The murder of Bernice Cassar happened just a few days before the “International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against […]
Listening To Hancock
From Galileo and Nostradamus to Einstein and Stephen Hawking, all breakthroughs in scientific discovery are never easily achieved. The general curiosity and scepticism of the […]
Malta’s Napoleonic Complex Love For Taboo Topics
You’d imagine a country that is roughly the size of Marseilles both in terms of population and geographic size, to be more well organised when […]
Political Fanaticism In Malta From The Eyes Of A Student
It is no secret that Malta has an intrinsic culture of political fanaticism. You name it, we’ve seen it: mass meetings, ‘debates’ which turn into […]
Guest Post: David Mizzi, “You are responsible for this mess. You deal with it.”
Written by David Mizzi In light of recent events pertaining to Campus Hub a sweeping amount of posts have surfaced over the internet. David‘s article […]
‘Students Over Profit’ – The Student Protest That Will Still Happen
Written by Martina Farrugia and Luke Muscat Last week, Campus Hub announced a drastic increase in their parking fees, with students and student organisation’s taking […]