Lecturers are cancelling more lectures with each day and students are also not attending on their own accord. Whilst some lectures are being substituted by videos, online resources, or virtual lectures, some lectures are being cancelled altogether with no compensation from the lecturer’s end. The record of cancelled lectures may be negatively impacting students’ academic life, especially when no alternative is offered, considering that Dissertation deadlines are coming up for many final-year students. There are also practical units (such as placements, tutorials, presentations) that cannot be substituted or compensated for which will have to be postponed.

The pandemic has also been negatively affecting student activism and extra-curricular activities altogether.

Several events that have been in the works for student organisations across campus planned for March and April have been cancelled or postponed until further notice. This has resulted in a lot of internal disruption amongst student organisations. Some of the key events that have been cancelled include KSU’s Annual Car Treasure Hunt and Egypt International Trip, whilst KSU has not issued an official statement regarding Student Fest which is planned for the 2^nd week of April.

UMASA (University of Malta Academic Staff Association) have just issued a statement via email to all student organisations and media houses regarding the pandemic. They have requested for all lectures to be cancelled until the end of Easter recess. Due to this, many student organisations and students alike have stepped forward to express their concerns about such a potentially impactful decision, including KSU.

In a statement on Facebook, KSU have emphasised that they hold the students’ wellbeing and safety at utmost importance, whilst voicing their concern as to how lectures will be handled and whether alternatives will be considered. That said, the Council have sent an email to student organisations and representatives to hold an urgent KPS/KE meeting tonight to zero in on what position the University student body should take regarding the situation.

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B E W Y L D on Intl Women’s Day

B E W Y L D are organising an event to celebrate Women’s Day! A day event featuring live music, poetry, photography, together with a number of stalls led by female creatives and entrepreneurs. A fantastic way to celebrate such a day!

Date: 8^th March

Time: 2:00 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: Rocky Valley Garden

Public Lecture: Yves Klein

Prof. Paul Sant Cassia will be giving a lecture about Yves Klein’s revolutionary work in post-war European Art. Given that Prof. Paul Sant Cassia is from the Anthropology Department, the lecture will pair both the elements of art and anthropology.

It will take a unique approach, showing the connection between art and society that are more than often, overlooked.

Date: 10^th March

Time: 7:00 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: Valletta Contemporary

The Global Warning Project by UESA

UESA will be holding a three-day event all revolving about global warming but with a different topic each.

Students are highly encourage to attend and participate in such a concurrent issue.

Global Warming | Adopting a Sustainable Mindset

The three-day event will kick off with a panel discussion on man-made climate change – what is being done and what can be done.

Date: 11^th March

Time: 11:00 am till 3:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Global Warning | The Future of Transport

The second day will be focusing on Transport. A prominent topic which is talked about among the public.

Speakers proficient in the fields of electric vehicles and green modes of transports will be present. A discussion on transport and transport technology will follow.

An exhibition of electric vehicles will also be on display.

Date: 12^th March

Time: 11:00 am till 3:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Global Warning | Clean Energy

Day 3 will be focusing on Clean Energy. A panel of speakers will reveal new technologies that will help us go beyond solar energy, the type of energy that we heavily dependent on.

Discussions and debates on how to move forward in the energy sector will be taking place in the form of workshops.

Date: 13^th March

Time: 11:00 am till 3:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

A Place to Belong: Research on Housing and Policy

A discussion hosted by Masters student in Conflict Analysis and Resolution in order to discuss the research and realities of housing in Malta.

Anyone who is working in the sector or interested in the fields of integration, social policy, housing and migration, are highly encouraged to attend!

Date: 12^th March

Time: 6:00 pm till 7:00 pm

Place: VC101 at the IT Services Building, University of Malta

The PlaKard Project

The PlaKard Project kicked off in September 2016, a musical experiment made by Matthew John Scicluna and Kyle Drakard. The aim is to experiment with a mixture of contemporary jazz, hip hop and any other genre that just happen to flow with the music.

They will be making their return to Storeroom to give us a fresh taste of their newest material! An event not to be missed.

Date: 13^th March

Time: 8:00 pm

Place: Storeroom

Sip and Paint – Emma’s Kitchen

The perfect combo for a chill night – painting with a glass of wine. SIP and PAINT MALTA along with Emma’s Kitchen are hosting a painting guided sessions for the evening.

Date: 17^th March

Time: 7:00 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: Emma’s Kitchen, San Gwann

Panel Discussion: Art & Activism

A panel discussion will be held on art being a form of activism.

Four well-known names among the local art scene will be present; Seb Tanti Burlò, political cartoonist and artist, Immanuel Mifsud, lecturer and writer, Margerita Pulè, curtator and cultural manager, and Raffaella Zammit from Gabriel Caruana Foundation.

This variety in the panel will surely give an insightful discussion on such interesting topic.

Date: 17^th March

Time: 7:00 pm till 9:00pm

Place: Valletta Contemporary

ĊineXjenza: The Human Brain on Film

As part of Brain Awareness Week 2020, ĊineXjenza has invited local neuroscience specialists in order to share their favourite “brain-on-film” moments. They will be sharing the good, the bad and the ugly side of neuroscience through the use of movie clips. An interesting take to discuss such a heavy topic.

Date: 17^th March

Time: 7:00 pm

Place: Spazju Kreattiv, Cinema Room

Il Ballo del Decennio

Another year, another ball! Relieve some mid-term stress by going all out for Il Ballo del Decennio in your best attire, and get ready for a night of high class partying you’ll remember throughout your university days … or won’t remember, depends on whether you make good use of their open bar!

Date: 14^th March

Time: 9:30 pm

Place: Montekristo Wine Vaults

HealthFest on Campus

MMSA are back with the HealthFest’20 and they are going all out! Three different events, three different locations, three different topics, all with one goal.

HealthFest ’20 | Event on Quad

The first event will be focusing on the environmental issues that are impacting our country, and the world, and how all of this is also impacting our health.

Quadrangle will be overflowing with a variety of fun activities, health checks, informative talks and to keep you hydrated throughout the day; stands offering healthy products!

Date: 18^th March

Time: 12:00 pm till 5:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

HealthFest ’20 | Ta’ Qali

This will be their biggest event yet! What better way to spend the day than enjoying the fresh air and greenery at Ta’ Qali?

Zumba Classes, workshops, competitions, health checks – YOU NAME IT! A jam-packed day filled with amazing activities.

Date: 22^nd March

Time: 10:00 am till 3:00 pm

Place: Ta’ Qali

HealthFest ’20 | National Clean up

And last but not least, MMSA are ending the three-day event with a National Clean up.

They will be collaborating with the major environmental activist, Cami Appelgren and her team, for better coordination throughout the day.

Date: 28^th March

Time: 8:30 am till 12:30 pm

Place: “Bombi” Area at Valletta

The Mind and Sanskirt Speech

Betapsi will be holding a talk looking at the modern psychology which evolved out of Sanskirt – an antique Indian language. Not your usual kind of topic but interesting nonetheless!

Date: 18^th March

Time: 12:00 pm till 2:00 pm

Place: University of Malta

Oxygyn live at Storeroom!

Oxygyn is hitting up the stage at Storeroom! With their newly released single, Venom, they will be blessing our earbuds with their music.

Oxygyn is an indie-pop band based in Malta, with a passion for making music that matters, composed of the sibling duo Kurt Abela and Katia Abela, Janelle Borg and Luke Camilleri. Their aim is to make music that inspires others, the same music that has always inspired them, by exploring important human and social issues through song.

Date: 19^th March

Time: 8:00 pm

Place: Storeroom

Bisazza Street Food Fest

A two-day event to satisfy your taste buds with a variety of food trucks! Choose from sweets, beers, pizzas and all in between! Aside from that, live entertainment will be taking place to keep you hyped throughout the event.

Date: 20^th March till the 21^st March

Time: 12:00 pm till 9:00 pm / 10:00 am till 9:00 pm

Place: Bisazza Street Sliema

Panel Discussion: Life After Art School

Just graduated art school? Or an undergraduate? Curious what happens after all that studying and hard work? A panel discussion will be held on how to pursue a career in the art sector and what are the similar struggles an artist faces.

The panel will have a variety of individuals such as Aaron Bezzina and Stefan Spiteri, both visual artists, Luke Azzopardi, a fashion designer and couturier, Sabrina Calleja Jackson, artist and curator, and Charlene Galea, a performance artist. All with their own story to tell!

Date: 20^th March

Time: 7:00 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: Valletta Contemporary

The One Where They Did it Again! Betapsi’s Friends Quiz Night

Betapsi are back with another F.R.I.E.N.D.S quiz night! Come on down and prove you are a true fan!

Date: 20^th March

Time: 6:30 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: University of Malta

Parklajf

A big event for all ages! The event will take place in Manikata at Tal-Qasam – a variety of beers and mouthwatering food will be overflowing throughout the day. Your earbuds will surely be blessed by some of the best vinyl selection; Patman, Owen Jay and Brian – Sunset Records.

Kids 12 years and under have free entry.

Date: 22^nd March

Time: 10:00 am till 10:00 pm

Place: Tal-Qasam: Rural Events Destination

Aqta’ Xiex: Kwiżż dwar l-ilsien Malti

An event to show off your Maltese skills and to strengthen them as well! Għaqda tal-Malti collaborated with Inspire to present this quiz.

Date: 25^th March

Time: 12:00 pm till 1:00 pm

Place: University of Malta

Open mic and live music of protest

Another Open Mic is upon us! A variety of poetry, prose and songs. It is open to all students and the general public who would like to share their works or to just simply relax and enjoy Maltese talent.

In collaboration with Inizjamed.

Date: 27^th March

Time: 6:45 pm till 9:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Anomaly // SACES Easter Workshop

SACES are organising a workshop to explore the ideology of anomalies. Anomalous structures and ideas will be explored in order to understand the nature of such phenomena.

Those interested are to apply before the 18^th of March.

Date: 27^th March till the 29^th March

Time: 6:00 pm / 4:00 pm

Place: Faculty For The Built Environment

Archoholics // Keith Carnal

A performance by an international artist; Keith Carnal. Exploring the world of techno – surely an event to be remembered!

Supporting artists:

• Dave Space
• CND
• Sean Rickett

Date: 27^th March

Time: 10:00 pm

Place: Magazino Hall

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Reload :: The Classics // The After Exams Open Bar

ICTSA are back with their classic Reload party! After the successful party one after the other, they bring you the most anticipated edition yet and it is on the eve of a public holiday!

Date: 9^th of February

Time: 8:00 pm

Place:  Warehouse 086

Movies with S-Cubed!

S-Cubed are collaborating with ĊineXjenza, Spazju Kreattiv, Malta Chamber of Scientists and Steam Summer School to bring you not one, but THREE films! A choice from the sci-fi movie Arrival, the horror of Get Out and the classic Chocolat. All different genres that will certainly satisfy that movie night craving.

AquaBioTech Site Visit

S-Cubed are organising a site visit to AquaBioTech. Whilst it is mainly aimed towards Biology and Chemistry students, this is open to any other student. S-Cubed advises you to apply by the 14^th of February on the form attached on the event.

Date: 19^th February

Time: 12:00 pm, during Degree+ hours

Drinks with ESN!

Pre-drinking like no other! ESN are hosting a pre-drinking event with various activities such as Beerpong, Flunkyball, Ragecage and many more. This is only the beginning as they will then set out to Paceville for a fun night out!

Date: 7^th February

Time: 8:30 pm

Place: Students’ Residence in Lija

But that is not all! ESN are back with their famous Pub Crawl and this time it is on a Valentines Day. Experience clubbing the Maltese way and get to know the Malta nightlife!

Date: 14^th February

Time: 8:30 pm

Place: MeLounge, Spinola Bay

The KSU Drive-in Cinema 2020

The annual KSU Drive-in Cinema is back, just in time to stay huddled up in your car in this cold weather! Enjoy watching a movie or two in the comfort of your own car.

Date: 13^th of February

Time: 7:00 pm

Place: Car Park 6

Wake up, speak up!

Scared of voicing your opinion or getting your message across in front of a crowd? KSU alongside MUDU are hosting a public speaking event – specifically focused on training and zero experience required. Just come with an open mind and ready to learn attitude. These workshops will be led by Dr. Nicole Bugeja. These will be held on the 11^th, 18^th, 25^th of February and the 3^rd of March.

Time: 8:00 am

Place: KSU Common Room

Discussion: Lack of Teachers in Malta

MAKE is organising an interesting debate regarding a prominent issue; the lack of teachers in Malta. Lecturers will be present as well in order to give insight from their point of view.

Date: 14th February

Time: 12:00 pm till 2:00pm

Place: TBA

Malta Poets Society – Open Mic Evening.

An evening filled with poetry, prose, stories and acoustic music. The open mic session is presented by Yogi Paulo [Ringo Starr’s cousin]. Witness the creativity of others and make sure to share yours as well!

Date: 13^th February

Time: 7:15 pm till 9:30 pm

Place: La Tartine Malta

L-Ewwel Vista – G&T

No, not Gin and Tonic but Gin and Tombla! A little twist to your usual night out. Hosted by Seba’ Visti which is a publication looking to document youths’ Saturday night in Malta.

Date: 15^th February

Time: 8:30 pm

Place: The Black Pearl

Women in STEM – An evening of discussion

Hosted by Malta Café Scientifique, a discussion will be held on how women are slowly getting involved in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics throughout the years. For each discussion point, the panel will be speaking from their experiences and will be also answering questions for any queries raised.

Date: 20^th February

Time: 7:30 pm till 10:30 pm

Place: Valletta Campus – University of Malta

SWAP & SHOP at Uni – GAZED x Zibel

Zibel and GAZED are teaming up to bring you the third SWAP & SHOP event! Declutter your wardrobe and bring your not-so-loved-anymore garments to exchange them for others. This is a great concept to reduce the problem with fast-fashion pollution and start recycling clothing. The maximum number of items one can bring goes up to 15 – and if you got more to give, put them in the box provided to donate them to Inspire Malta.

Date: 29^th February

Time: 1:00 pm till 4:00 pm

Place: KSU Common Room

Lessons on Love

KSU will be launching a week-long event on Sexual Health, from the 14^th of February till the 20^th of February [just in time for Valentines!]. The events will be in collaboration with the Willingness Team alongside student organisations; Betapsi Malta, MMSA and MHSA. 

The location is subject to change due to the weather.

Last minute sex tips for Valentines

The event will be hosted by Matthew Bartolo and Nicola Falzon from the Willingness Team. They will be discussing ways on how to give pleasure to one’s sexual partner.

Date: 14^th February

Time: 12:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Miscon(tra)ceptions

Fortunately, the use of contraception has increased among the world. Although we are told to use protection, we are generally not as aware about their pros and cons, on how they should be used, what effects they have and any other useful information one might have. Throughout this event experts in the field, such as professionals from the GU clinic and sex therapists will be present. 

Date: 17^th February

Time: 1:30 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Q&A

A live-streamed video will be published, featuring professionals from the Willingness Team. The professionals will be answering questions asked by YOU. A website has been set up for people who would like to ask any questions about their sexual health, their sex lives, their sexuality or anything relating to the topic. The questions may be asked anonymously – should you wish to ask any questions you may do so by going on www.slido.com and entering the code:#KSUSH. The website will open on the 13th of February.

Date: 18^th February

Time: 8:30 pm

Place: Quadrangle

Sex Catalogue

In an increasingly networked society where people are always ready to connect, the pacing of emotional intimacy has to be constantly tweaked. Dating apps facilitate rapid connection and constant communication, however, they have disillusioned us from raw and intimate connections with each other. Has tinder replaced, or is it on its way to replace the traditional way of connecting with people romantically? During this workshop, we will take a step back and visualize the time before Tinder/Grindr, and breakdown the pros and cons to dating apps. Has tinder facilitated sex? Has it broken values, or broken taboos? Has it made youths and adults look at these apps as a sex catalogue?

Date: 19^th February

Time: 3:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

SUI: sex under the influence

This event will be looking at how drugs can affect one’s sex life, avoiding sexual dysfunctions, looking into risky behaviour one may do once they are other the influence. 

Date: 20^th February

Time: 2:00 pm

Place: Quadrangle

A great start to semester two!

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In today’s KPS meeting, KSU announced the results for this year’s Room Allocation Report. MMSA placed first for their 8th consecutive year whilst SDM were runner-up, and ELSA placed third.

The entire list of the results can be seen below in comparison with last year’s classification.

It should be noted that the RAR results of 2018 are according to the original list published by KSU, whereas in reality TDM2000 was later recognised by Senate to have ranked 5th in fact (not 10th) in the RAR of 2018. All other results and comparisons drawn should be analysed with this in mind.

The classification for the first 5 spots remained the same with

The organisations that most improved from last year were JCA, ESN and Wolves.

There were some organisations that did not submit the RAR this year, in comparison with last year, which included: ICTSA, WeAre, AIESEC, UoM Racing, and MUSC.

There were some newcomers to the classification as well, which included: JCA, MIRSA, GUG, and MAKE.

The Third Eye would like to congratulate all the organisations’ on their place in the RAR classification!

The RAR is a report prepared by student organisations recording their past year. It is done so that offices and freshers’ stands are assigned according to the results by KSU.

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ASCS have rallied together several student and health orgs to lift you out of the limbo that is the uni lifestyle. We present to you, Health is Wealth. This week the Quad will be transformed into an oasis of tips, tricks and skills that will help you lead a better, healthier and most importantly a more budget-conscious uni lifestyle.

Anyone who ever had the blessing of embracing uni life is well aware that good grades and deadlines are prioritised in students’ lives, as it should be. However, more often than not it is unfortunately at the stake of a proper diet, mental stability and God forbid – exercise. That said, the campaign will be tackling these 3 pillars of a healthy lifestyle: nutrition, mental health and physical activity.

This week will be jampacked with everything and anything you need to achieve fitness-guru status on Instagram.

Be it instant life-hacks or long-term life changes, you’ll be covered. With deadlines and exams coming up; get your life in order, and take advantage of the discussions, workshops, and activities that’ll be at your disposal. Whether it’s a few tweaks and buffs or a complete and drastic life change, you’re bound to have acquired something from the week.

The event starts tomorrow, 26th November and lasts till 2nd December on Quad. ASCS will be collaborating with UoM Futsal, MMSA, MHSA, Betapsi, Wolves Rugby, UoM Rowing, Fondazzjoni Pippo and the National Blood Transfusion Service.

Health is Wealth – so make the change and cash in.

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Both organisations were thrilled to see that people of all ages attended this event in order to learn more about the stigma that plagues our society. The stand had several activities tied to mental health to help those who attended understand a bit more of what is trying to be promoted.

Art Therapy

Art therapy was available for those who wanted to express their ideas on how they view mental health. Many children drew pictures of superheroes helping those in need. This was very heartwarming to see as it gives us a glimpse of how children have a better grasp of the issue than most adults do.

Animal Therapy

Another therapeutic activity that was available was animal therapy and this was also another huge hit with children. It helped them relax and immediate results were clear. Those who played with the dogs, allowed themselves to be more vulnerable and discuss more about mental health.

Yoga

Yoga was also available to promote exercise and its relation to mental health. It is scientifically proven that physical exercise benefits the state of mind of every human being. This activity attracted a lot of people that either participated or simply watched.

Mental Health Tree

There was also a ‘Mental Health Tree’ which people could write beautiful and endearing thoughts they wanted to share with everyone. It was touching to see all of the messages people had to write to help others who might be going through something.

 The organisations provided them with several statements that were either myths or truths about mental health, to test visitors’ knowledge. It was surprising to see how many people did not know about basic facts on mental health but thankfully, the organisations were there to educate people on the matter and help them understand how crucial it is to break this stigma that surrounds us.

The purpose of the event was definitely fulfilled and all the expectations that the organisations had, were met. One member of one of the organisations said that it was very encouraging to see young children and elderly people, eager to learn about mental health.

It is ok to accept help from professionals. It is ok to go to therapy and it is especially ok to learn how to get help and where to get it from.

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The Businesses

Congrats to all the students who attended! Your enthusiasm, eagerness and informed questions were duly noted. That said, the gist of feedback from businesses was a wide appreciation for all the enthusiasm and informed questions supplied by the attendees. 

The Students

To those that didn’t go – you missed out on freebies! At least that’s partly what the students we asked noted. Those present also commended the event as a great opportunity for networking and just getting general information about companies you might potentially work with.

ICTSA

Year after year the students don’t disappoint. ICTSA praised this year’s expo as a record turnout that even exceeded their expectations! That was not to mention the businesses that provided a quality first-hand experience for all the visitors. 

ICTSA also personally commented on their event and expressed their gratitude for another successful Industry Expo!

Today ICTSA held the 5th edition of their ICTSA Industry Expo, together with the Faculty of ICT, where the event took place. Here a record number of attending students visited over 20 companies and learnt about what they offer to the industry. Students had the opportunity to get insight on what each company offers, learning first hand from the experts who power the fields. This served as a great opportunity for students to survey the commercial aspect of the current
career landscape and to network with their potential future employers.

ICTSA would like to thank the participating companies who took their time to exhibit their work, as well as all the students who attended and interacted with the companies. This event wouldn’t have been possible without the continuous support of the Faculty of ICT. 

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Participants were given a pink ribbon and encouraged to wear it until the end of October to show their support for the cause. However, the speaker at the launch appealed to ensure that the end of the month doesn’t signify the end of the discussion.

Mrs. Michelle Muscat also attended the event on behalf of the Marigold Foundation of which she is the chairperson. She encouraged students to enjoy their studies and work hard and called for them to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Mrs. Muscat insisted that breast cancer is largely curable if it is detected early on; so early detection is crucial. She also called for an end to the stigma that only women are affected as the cancer can befall men too.

The Marigold Foundation gave out leaflets explaining when and how to check for breast cancer in both sexes. The Foundation’s school programme also donated vouchers to the school to encourage reading.

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The campaign aims to help ALS Malta in their new project to help Bjorn Formosa build his second home for ALS patients. “Having raised over 35,000 for charity organisations throughout the years, we hope to continue to build on this with Hope,” said Manwela Azzopardi, SDM representative. Donations can be given to SDM members that will be going around with tokens at JC, UoM, ITS and MCAST.

“This will not be a campaign based on money only however,” said Ms. Azzopardi. In fact social media will be used a lot to give messages of encouragement to those going through tough times. SDM also extended their invitation to students that wish to join them in their endeavor. “We wish that the positivity ignited by this initiative spreads across all of Malta and Gozo and not be restricted to academic institutions only.”

SDM’s efforts will culminate on October 19th, as the organisation will be helping during the ALS marathon on Xarabank.

Bjorn himself was also present at the launch, despite still recovering from a serious operation he had had the day before.

“Thank you to SDM who so kindly chose to wholeheartedly take on this project” – Bjorn

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DESA

Ever wanted to feel like an explorer on a momentous expedition? Roam campus for all the organisations and activities to take part in, from beer pong to yoga. In the end get in the chance to win an actual notebook for you to recount your ‘grand tour’!

ELSA

Spin the wheel, get a dare and pray that it’s an easy one. Whether it’s downing wasabi and prunes, doing impersonations or pushups, you’ll find yourself determined to win no matter what whilst having fun along the way!

TDM and GħSL

Ever felt UoM doesn’t offer the whole university experience as it lacks the FRATs, Sororities and dorms? Don’t fret – you can get to experience some of that wholesome drunken fun of chugging a beer with the excuse that you’re merely doing it as part of a game, with some flip a cup and beer pong. 

UoM Futsal

Nothing to show your appreciation for who keeps the team in shape, solves problems and makes sure everyone is always happy – like a cake in the face. Line-up, drag your president to the booth, promise them free cake, and then deliver! You never said how you’ll be giving them the cake anyways.

ACSC

It’s free food with an exciting twist – what else could you need? Put on a blindfold and get guessing – whether you’re in it to test your knowledge of food or to gobble down free sample, no one will ever know!

KSU

Grab a pair of headphones and show off your best dance moves! Or, you can also just look at a crowd of people seemingly dancing to nothingness in awe and draw resemblances to a flock of pigeons on the Upper Barrakka. Either way you’re bound to get a kick out of it!

BetaPsi

Whether you’re more Miley Cyrus or Hannah Montana you can choose to either sit down and have a civil board game or test your flexibility and stretch yourself in all directions in a game of Twister accordingly. You’ve got the best of both worlds!

Wolves RFC

You’ll understand how good an apple can be once you’ve had to submerge your head in cold water and bob for one. Throw in some element of competition and the promise of free food (albeit fruit) and you won’t regret a thing!

MHSA

Get ready to bend sideways, backward and all the ways to get your energy flowing and chi’s balancing. Forget antibiotics and vaccinations, praising the sun and the downward dog are the new pioneers in health!

Bonus

Pepsi Taste Test 
No tokens needed for these drinks! Pepsi or Coca Cola? As long as we get 2 free drinks we’ll settle for either or.

Free Pringles
For all the bargain-seekers out there, scour the grounds for the Pringle people in hunt of a free can or two (or three)!

Live Bands
Whether it’s popular covers or more indie originals you’re into Dav.Jr, Lara & The Jukeboys and ManaTapu have got you covered all night.

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