Law: Taught in English, Practised in Maltese
Ommi ma, here we go again! It’s our favourite language debate. The Junior Chamber of Advocates have organised a seminar to discuss the language issue […]
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How Netflix Took Down The Channels We Used to Love
Remember the rush of getting home from school to catch your favourite programme on TV? Well, forget that because on-demand is the new norm. Be […]
A Month for Women’s Health | MHSA
This past month MHSA has been campaigning for women’s health in a series of events to raise awareness, inform and create a safe space to […]
SDM celebrates 45 years of representation at University
Their story began back in 1974 when a group of students decided to form the first political student organisation within the University of Malta. Throughout […]
Restoring Threatened Habitats | S-Cubed
S-Cubed will be organising a clean-up of Riviera Martinique and adjacent areas on the 23rd of March 2019. This event is in collaboration with the […]
Disney Remakes Aren’t Stopping Anytime Soon
The trailers of the upcoming Disney live-action remakes have generated a mixed array of reactions. This year we have Dumbo (March 29), Aladdin (May 24) […]
Is our Education System ruining our Mental Health?
It’s no secret nowadays that there is immense pressure on students to succeed academically. Whether you’d like to admit it or not, children and teens […]
Captain Marvel | Marvel’s First Female Lead
Yes people, its official, fandom has received a gift from the MCU which goes by the name of Captain Marvel. The MCU’s first female-led film […]
Of Myspace and MSN | the internet before Facebook
The internet is a vast place, ever since its inception, it’s been growing to the eternal “wonderland” it is today. However, as all things, it […]
Leading the way in Social Inclusion
‘Shooting Hoops for Social Inclusivity’ A concept of uniting students regardless of their abilities through the medium of sports. University student organisation Pulse organised this […]
From Homophobic Tweets to Black Spiderman – What’s Diversity like in Pop Culture?
This Sunday night the Oscars go live to be viewed around the world. But this year the focus shifted from the glitz and glamour, and […]
Is Addiction a choice? Who’s to blame?
The Oxford Dictionary defines ‘Addiction’ as “The fact or condition of being addicted to a particular substance or activity.” This, however, does not capture what […]
2019, Welcome Back Star Trek
January of 2019 was overall quite silent for most genres. As usual we’ve had the usual drama and unrest, but overall, quiet. Well, that is […]
Book your tickets & pack your bags – we’re going to the US!
Feel like you won’t be able to live through the second semester without a break? Skipping a lecture or two might cut it, but what […]
Do we need to keep Mt. Carmel alive?
On Wednesday the 5th of December, “A Mental Health Strategy for Malta 2020-2030” Public Consultation was issued. The aim of said strategy is to look […]
A Year That Won’t Disappoint | Part 3
Ladies and Gentlemen, we’re on the final straight. This is Part 3 of our “A year that won’t disappoint” series. We’ve already seen the bustling […]
Art History is more than a Painting | HOASA
Art History does not mean looking at paintings and objets d’art all day (although we do that quite often). Art history is the study of […]
Caught the flu? Antibiotics WON’T help you
You can’t solve everything by asking your family doctor to prescribe you some fancy pills. Some things like influenza and other viruses you just have […]
A Year That Won’t Disappoint | Part 2
May, the endgame is upon us. The obvious biggest opener of May is “Avengers: Endgame”, or at least it was, with new confirmation that it […]
ELSA Celebrates 70th Human Rights Anniversary
ELSA, the European Law Students’ Association is first and foremost a human rights organisation. ELSA’s main purpose is “to contribute to legal education, to foster […]