Beyond the Choice
My daughter had an abortion. It’s a sentence that feels heavy and complicated, even now. I’m her mother, and I love her more than anything. […]
Student Life
The Psychology Behind Procrastination: Why We Delay and How to Overcome It
Written by Urszula Gontek We’ve all been there: a deadline looming, a blank document staring back at us, and yet, we find ourselves scrolling through […]
Students Perceive Unfair Treatment From Malta’s University Faculty of Law
Sabrina Zammit and Rebecca Darmanin, graduates of the University of Essex, are bringing attention to an issue involving the University of Malta’s Faculty of Laws, […]
Maltese Youths Get Direct EU Experience with MEP Peter Agius’ Study Visits Programme
MEP Peter Agius has started a Study Visits Programme which gives 50 Maltese students a unique opportunity to experience the European Parliament firsthand. This initiative […]
University of Malta Student Representatives Secure Lower Adobe CC Rates
A group of student representatives at University of Malta has successfully negotiated lower prices for Adobe Creative Cloud (CC) software. This was led by Kris […]
Settling In | A Student Guide to Housing
KSU understands the struggle first-time buyers experience when looking for their home. There’s lots to look into, terms to familiarise yourself with, and unfortunately, too […]
Period poverty: How the intimate became political
Written by Joséphine Ruault Every day in the world, around 800 million people of reproductive age have theirperiods. Menstruation lasts for approximately 39 years, which […]
Is a gap year an ace up a student’s sleeve or is it a waste of time?
Written by Martina Farrugia The term ‘gap year’ evokes fear in parents with many thinking that this year will be spent slacking off and going […]
KSU advocates resolution: Impact of University staff dispute on students’ educational experience
Last Tuesday, KSU felt compelled to address an issue that has arisen within the University of Malta. The ongoing directives aimed at pressuring negotiating parties […]
Appeal for students’ free use of Adobe Software
MKSA and SACES release a statement about the necessity for free access to Adobe Software for students that form part of the Faculty of Media […]
Paving Way Through Academics | Chapter 3 – Juggling Studies and Work
In today’s academic landscape, the intertwining of work and study isn’t a choice, it’s a growing trend. According to this EU report, a staggering 51% […]
Paving Way Through Academics | Chapter 2 – Prioritising Mental Health
Whether it’s your first year at university or you’re a returning student, chances are you’re feeling all sorts of emotions right now: excitement, the thrill […]
Paving Way Through Academics | Chapter 1 – Setting Routines
The academic term is right around the corner and with it brings a turbulence of emotions. Whether you’re just starting your university experience or progressing […]
Chamber of Engineers – The Association for Engineering Students
Written by Simon Abela and Claire Grima “Engineering students are tomorrow’s engineers and our prospective colleagues. We are here to represent them and their interests […]
A breath-taking roller-coaster ride – A mature student’s take on life at University
Written by Elizabeth Ellul Hawes The curtains are about to fall on my three-year stretch at the University of Malta. And I’m looking forward to […]
The Politics of Eurovision
Many believed Ukraine’s song “Stefania,” performed by the Kalush Orchestra, would win the competition going into the 2022 Eurovision final. The song’s inspiration came from […]
AI, Work and Jobs
Artificial Intelligence is a trending buzz word we’re all hearing about and is bound to impact us in some way or another, given the revolutionary […]
The right and the left collaborate for once: the stock trading bill
In an unprecedented move, the hard right and the hard left of American politics are collaborating in proposing a bill that would ban US Congress […]
Let’s Talk About Unpaid Placements
According to the current Maltese law, full-time students can work up to 25 hours a week. Therefore, it’s not uncommon for university students to have […]
Being the odd one out
Have you been in scenarios where you’re not exactly excluded but you just feel a bit off, a bit different for no apparent reason? Accepting […]