Well Done.. if you are reading this, than you have made it to University and have survived a hectic, yet very eventful Freshers’ Week! Whether you are feeling confused, lost, excited or scared, take a look at these tips in order to help you succeed!
Freshers’ Week is over and you have successfully survived through the first week at University! Whether you’re feeling excited, scared or confused, here are some tips to help you compose yourself and get ready for a successful year…
Have you ever heard of MissInTech? Well, yeah, guess not. Who would ever imagine a female student pursuing a career in the ICT field. That’s boring – that same old repetitive job.
Earlier today, student organisation Pulse launched a new project that is being referred to as "The Student Fund’. The launch was inaugurated by the President of Malta, her excellency Dr Marie Louise Coleiro Preca.
Earlier today “Front Favur Il-Mina” circulated a Press Release containing three proposals for the upcoming budget.
All freshers know that Freshers’ Week is the perfect time to meet new people with the hope of making new friends at university. Here are 7 types of people you’ll definitely come across during Freshers’ Week this year.
Being a fresher is already a very exciting adventure in itself, at least until all the stress kicks in and all the work starts piling up!
JEF Malta is to launch new campaign for European Youth on the 15th of October under the name ZERO HOUR. ZERO HOUR, in collaboration with EUPA, will be launched to boost interaction between decision-makers and young people.
At some point in time we’ve all been nostalgic for carefree days at school, but for those of us who got to school by van each morning, missing school also means missing the great time we had on our way to school and back home!
Earlier afternoon, a joint declaration was signed by all the Presidents of leading political student organisations.
Whilst many Maltese students have returned to school to commence the new scholastic year, Matsec is hindering many students from certainty regarding their educational future as once again, it has failed to issue results at a just time.
The Kunsill Studenti Universitarji (KSU) through its Kummissjoni Politika Socjali (KPS) calls upon Honourable Chris Agius, SportMalta and all relevant authorities concerned with sports infrastructure in Malta and Gozo to act swiftly and decisively to
Following meetings between the University Senate and the University Students’ Council, now students are not only allowed to read during the five minute reading time, but are also allowed to write.
SDM would like to express its satisfaction at the majority of the new proposals introduced to the National Children’s Policy.
Every locality in Malta and Gozo, no matter how big or small it is, surely has at least one Każin. It is the place where people of all ages and lifestyles meet during the evenings to drink, eat, laugh, gossip and possibly even start a fight when dru
Every locality in Malta and Gozo, no matter how big or small it is, surely has at least one Każin. It is the place where people of all ages and lifestyles meet during the evenings to drink, eat, laugh, gossip and possibly even start a fight when dru
Youths shouldn’t wait until 2024 to be given the right to vote in all elections – National Youth Council
Yesterday evening, the much awaited Room Allocation Report (RAR) results were published and The Third Eye team decided to analyse these results.
Front Favur Il-Mina, concurs with what the PN Leader Simon Busuttil said on Tuesday 13th September during the National Youth Parliament (organised by the KNZ), that challenges relating to the national transport network need to be addressed.
On Saturday, 24th September, the European Commission Representation in Malta will be celebrating the European Day of Languages in St. Anne Square, Sliema, between 19:00 and 21:00.
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