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January might not be the best time of the year for University of Malta students, as they spend most of it stressed out about exams and assignments.

This evening, Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) have released the first teaser for this year’s edition of Students’ Fest, leaving many students wondering about the theme of this year’s edition

With exams round the corner it’s hard to fathom things getting any worse for university students. But here are 11 things that can happen today, Friday the 13th, to make your life slightly more miserable.

Students’ Fest is probably one of the best times of the year in the University calendar.

In light of Kunsill Studenti MCAST’s press release, Pulse has felt the need to tackle the issue of the student tag directive issued by the MCAST administration, hand in hand with the council.

Over the years, student organisations may have grown bigger and in the past few years we have even seen new organisations emerge within the student body. However, something essential has been lost along the way, and that is the identity of some stude

Victoria Caruana, who in the past years has already been a member within the Tourism Students’ Assocation (TSA), has become the President of TSA.

2016 was a year full of determination and hard work. As years go by, student activism is taking new shapes and forms, in a number of initiatives to influence and inspire others.

Following the Christmas holidays, University students head into January with two things on their minds, exams and assignments.

Front Ħarsien ODZ express that 2017 is a year of ODZ challenges.

KNZ allocates €2000 to relaunch the Cultural Fund

Dear Santa Claus,

Yesterday, the most prominent media outlets across the world were focused on Malta and the unusual events which were taking place on the runway of Malta’s International Airport.

Two days before Christmas; one would expect a day of shopping and quality time with the family, anything BUT a hijacked plane landing in Malta.

Għsl carried out a survey as part of the policy paper they produced.

MHSA says YES to euthanasia

MHSA wants euthanasia legislation

The war in Syria has become an international mess. What started as civilian protests against Bashar al-Assad, the Syrian president who has been in power for the past sixteen years, has now become a base for the great powers to exert military force.

Opposition leader Simon Busuttil says that “the EU will not continue to look like a political giant, but political dwarf” in a bid for greater integration in foreign and security policy at EU level.

On Thursday, the European Studies Organisation (ESO) launched a new campaign called MSE, in short for Manifest, Suggest, Endorse, in light of the upcoming Presidency of the European Council, which shall be held in Malta during 2017.