As the Junior College elections are expected to take place at some point in November, this year for the first time, Pulse and SDM shall be locking their horns for the council of the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS).
GħSL is currently preparing a local moot court preceding the international rounds of the prestigious Phillip C. Jessup
International Moot Court.
Following the tragic death of one of Malta’s most controversial journalists just a week ago, a national demonstration was held yesterday in the nation’s capital, showing an adamant position against the brutal act.
Following last Wednesday’s student-vigil on Quadrangle in memory of Daphne Caruana Galizia and a number of other events, a national demonstration is being organised tomorrow in Valletta, organised by Civil Society Network.
Protest in front of Castille
Following an EGM within Jef Malta, Rebecca Zammit is now the President of the Organisation.
It’s a Monday afternoon and I’m in bed, debating with myself whether I should get up and be productive or watch TV series.
KNZ issues a review of the proposed 2018 Budget
MHSA and KSU strive to raise awareness about the issues revolving around waste in our country, with hopes of decreasing excessive landfill use and helping in building a more sustainable waste management system.
With around 20 companies and organisations set to take part, this year’s ICTSA Industry Expo
promises to be the biggest opportunity yet for students undertaking ICT and ICT
business-related courses.
ASCS delve into the Budget Speech of 2018.
We would like to notify all B.Ed and MTL students that we have contacted Minister Evarist Bartolo in attempt to set a meeting and discuss together the way forward on the matter that arose throughout these 2 days.
ELSA Malta issues a policy paper on marijuana
This morning, an official note posted on S-Cubed’s Facebook page announced that Vice-President Maria Falzon has submitted her resignation letter, addressed to the President of the organisation, Luke Borg Barthet.
ELSA Malta issues press release
Back to University for many means waking up early and getting home late after a long day of lectures, research and studying.
Amidst the stress and the cold, there is nothing better than a delicious snack to treat yourself to. Here are 5 places walking distance from University, which can provide you with just the perfect meal for less than 5 euro.
Last week saw the commencement of a fresh academic year at the University of Malta. However, while it is a new chapter with new students and new experiences, the same old problem seems to linger year after year.
Back to University for many means waking up early and getting home late after a long day of lectures, research and studying.
Back to University for many means waking up early and getting home late after a long day of lectures, research and studying.
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