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. […]
Student Life
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
‘Tis the season of the toga!
Written by Jade Attard With graduation season upon us, all the nostalgic feelings are brought up for graduates as they look back at the years […]
Dear Engineering graduates, you may no longer be Engineers
Detrimental changes to Engineering profession proposed Back in early November the Engineering Board made their draft changes to the Engineering Act public. Among these, was […]
Abortion – God forbid we mention it
The topic no one wants to talk about. The topic which has one too many vociferous yet uninformed voices from both ends. The topic which […]
Property prices need to go down to meet students needs
Written by Kris Bajada ASCS hosted a debate about the current property situation for university students, last Wednesday on campus. Students were welcome to attend […]
Pulse elects 7 candidates in KSJC; 8th remains vacant
Friday 8th November. Junior College students headed to the voting booth to elect their student council. The result was expected to be announced early that […]
Wildlife Conservation in the 1900s | The legacy of Gerald Durrell
Written by Francesca Grillo, reviewed by ESA [Earth Systems Association] I don’t think I’ll ever manage to sustain a lengthy conversation without mentioning Gerald Durrell! […]
JCA’s guide to Jury Duty: it’s not just for the sitcoms
Have you been trying to get on jury duty since you were 18 years old? Is being in an air-conditioned room, judging people in court […]
The Maltese media 2 years after Daphne
Discussing Malta’s media landscape 2 years after… KSU organized a panel discussion on the eve of the 2-year anniversary of the assassination of Daphne Caruana […]
Tired of long queues? Copyclub has a new online store for all your office needs
From the 1980s … Did you know that Copyclub has been around since the late 1980s? Yes, this long-running stationery shop has accompanied generations students […]
The Official Guide for the Broke Student
Being a student is not easy on your pocket. Almost all of us have had to work a job just to keep up with our […]