Rebekah Caruana to lead the UM Rowing Club for 21/22
Following the Annual General Meeting held on the 24th of February, UM Rowing Club’s new executive team has been elected. The fresh faces of the […]
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Cinema vs Streaming – What does the audience really want? | 1-Up Club
Recently, a whole series of arguments were spilling all over the internet on something quite interesting. A hotly debated topic that sure is bound to […]
A discussion on the Family with 360° | A multidisciplinary approach
Do you remember last year’s Sex 360° conference? The professionals from the Willingness Team, alongside Betapsi Malta, are back with another conference this time focusing […]
Support local this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and if you are looking for some last-minute gift ideas and card designs, you came to the right […]
What is happening in February?
February is packed with events; from seminars and exhibitions, live music and film screening, pancakes and valentine gatherings, to zip line and adventure! February simply […]
What is happening in January?
A new year is with us once again and even though we are still quite limited with events, that does not stop us from bringing […]
Moving Towards A Post-Growth Society In Malta | XR
Written by Miguel Azzopardi The coronavirus pandemic has once more laid bare the inequalities, injustices, and failings inherent of our economic system. Economic and health […]
MHSA urges immediate action for Health Science Students to receive vaccination
Last night, MHSA posted a statement regarding the COVID-19 vaccinations for the Faculty of Health Science Students. MHSA has been contacting the Health Authorities and […]
No Place for Zoos In Malta
Written by Alice Battistino Here in Malta, little is being done to safeguard animals from exploitative practices. Twenty-four-hours prior to publishing, a rather troubling decision […]
ANALYSIS: Is EU Expansion a Catalyst for Russian Aggression? | JEF Malta
Written by Alexia Manduca Modern day EU is often quoted as being; ‘the epitome of democracy and international liberalism in action’ and ‘a model to […]
EMA1008 Collusion: Updates on What Actually Happened
Yesterday, 1st Year BCOM students received an email from FEMA regarding collusion in the EMA1008 Test. A decision was taken to give 0% to all […]
Trading Jingle Bells for Kettle Bells | UoM Futsal
Written by Kaz Louise Stoner Surrounded by family and friends, the festive season is an infamous time for over-indulgence. This year in particular, there wasn’t […]
The Time The War Stood Still | Christmas Truce of 1914
Christmas is connotated with singing some carols, decorating your house, and opening up presents. It’s also perceived as a time for kindness, compassion and love. […]
Sheldon Zerafa to lead SDM for 20/21
Following yesterday’s Annual General Meeting, SDM’s new executive team has been announced with the campaign titled, ‘Paġna Ġdida‘. The Executive Team is bidding farewell to […]
Five Things That Might Make 2021 (a bit) Better | 1-Up Club
2020. Words cannot begin to describe the rollercoaster of emotions that has been this year. We all thought that WW3 almost happening in January was […]
Toxic Masculinity: Developing Stereotypes from a Young Age | Betapsi Malta
Written by Mirea Gauci People are always taught to use the adjectives strong for males and weak for females from a young age. In a […]
The Herbal Brew | MHSA
Written By Nikita Schembri It’s that time of year again. We all love to snuggle up with a good book with a cup of tea […]
Isaak Koroma to lead Pulse for 20/21
Following the Annual General Meeting held on the 19th of December, the new Executive Team for Pulse has been announced. The Executive Team bid farewell […]
Creating a Local Artisan Community- Meet the AoA
The infamous saying, “Teamwork makes the dream work” hits the new and upcoming Association of Artisans close to home. The AoA is encouraging local artisans […]
An (Unusual) Christmas Playlist
There are two types of people in this world: those who like traditional Christmas carols and those who don’t. For that reason, we’re dedicating this […]