Seba’ Visti Magazine launches this Saturday with a Digital Concert
A group of 27 university students has come together since last November to work on a magazine that captures the essence of Maltese youth. It […]
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TimeNinja: the app to battle your distractions | JAYE All-Stars
The Third Eye has had the pleasure to interview Cécilia Mzayek, Founder of TimeNinja and Winner of the 2018 Jaye StartUp Programme. Bestowing these titles […]
Towards a Better Europe | 70 years after
Written by Nikos Chircop Seventy years on from the signing of the Declaration which gave life to the European Project, so much has been achieved. […]
Scavenge Online to Win Free Food! | IAESTE
IAESTE Malta are here to spice up your weekend! Introducing the Quarantine Scavenger Hunt – play with your friends and be in the chance to […]
MHSA’s new initiative is uniting students in times of crisis | Student Hub
On the 18th of April, MHSA proudly announced the launch of their new initiative: Student Hub. This initiative aims to maintain and strengthen the community […]
Understanding the value of music in a time of crisis
Written by Jade Attard In a time of global chaos, we are thrown spiraling into a whirlwind of uncertainty and distress. Confronting the unknown and, […]
When a virus determines an election
Written by Jacob Callus One only needs to login to social media or watch the news right now in order to see to what extent […]
UM Physio Students Collaborate on International Project #Quarantrain
#QuaranTrain Movement, Music and Moment: providing support for people around the world to #BeActive during #COVID19 Several universities around the world (including our very own […]
Everything you missed from the Sex 360° conference
On the 7th of March, Willingness Team and Betapsi Malta hosted their annual SEX360 Conference – a day filled with informative sessions, intriguing facts, and […]
Why the world needed Covid-19
This whole Coronavirus is a mess. It is becoming an endless cycle of; infected, suffering and finally, death. Some got infected and survived, others got […]
Housebound for a week | ways to overcome boredom
All of us were dying for a break and even though we did not expect a break under these circumstances, we still got our wish. […]
What is happening in March?
A variety of events taking place in March ranging from open mics and exhibitions to groovy gigs and festivals! B E W Y L D […]
ESA’s new sustainability role – should other organisations follow suit?
During the past couple of years, the word ‘sustainable’ has been used both in literature and language and recently grew to be one of the […]
You don't need a boo to celebrate Valentine's
Once again, the most awaited day amongst lovers is here – Valentine’s Day! The romantic, lovey-dovey day of the year, known for its rose-giving and […]
What is the deal with sex in relationships?
Sex used to be a taboo topic but due to the various events taking place, we are slowly increasing sex awareness and its importance. The […]
What is happening in February?
A shorter month than usual but still packed with activities nonetheless! A variety of events taking place this month ranging from parties and movies to […]
Does our freedom of speech mean anything to those in power?
Written by Jacob Callus We are tomorrow’s leaders… A recurrent phrase about youths that we hear too often. It is due to this that one […]
When non-consensual sex hits the courts
By Amy Cauchi A rape offence is not only a delicate topic, but one in which the consequences and mitigation are rarely discussed. For the […]
The reality behind the festive season
Written by Jade Attard The word “Christmastime” often brings to mind a number of generally pleasing images. Brightly lit streets, a child’s eagerness to tear […]
Pour your heart out: Spoken Word
Calling all writers – experienced or non-experienced (IT’S OKAY)! Penguin and Panda, Malta’s newest poetry collective are hosting a spoken word event – A Night […]