Teams of students encouraged to help out in Land Rover Malta Marathon 2010
Haiti Cries - Fundraising event
In light of the tragic events which have put Haiti at the forefront of world media and global initiatives, the Maltese Jesuit Province is dedicating Wednesday 10th February (Public Holiday) to creating awareness and raising funds in aid of these innocent suffering people.
KSU issues education report
70% of complaints received by KSU are in fact related to examination dates, results and resits.
KSU’s Education Commission reacts to the current situation of Science labs
In a report ‘The lab… a virtual lecture room?’ published by KSU’s Education Commission on Thursday, 26 November 2009, the quality and condition of labs, related facilities, and other relevant resources used by undergraduate students in the Chemistry and Biology departments were scrutinised. This report is in line with the KSU’s Education Commission work plan, which proposed that work would be done to ensure that the Sciences Laboratories are equipped with better resources.
Climate Change: More action required at national level
Engineer speaks of exhausted water sources as a cause for rising water tariffs while politicians argue over diminishing rates in electricity consumption: energy-saving or recession?
LGBT society to be reinstated at University
Following a two-year absence from campus, the University of Malta LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) society is to be reinstated as a fully-fledged student organisation.
17.3% of University students used drugs in the past year
The latest research project by the European Centre for Educational Resilience & Socio-Emotional Health has revealed that 17.3% of University of Malta students have made use of drugs in the last year. The findings were released in a publication titled ‘Healthy Students, Healthy Lives’ and was one of the topics raised during a debate organised by GhSK (Ghaqda Studenti tal-Krminologija).
Punctuation for decoration
As the University of Malta webpage and The Sunday Times University section announce the completion of a course in Maltese by Erasmus students, an official university email doing the rounds and written in Maltese leaves much to be desired.
Dentistry students show their altruistic side
In the spirit of Christmas and altruism, the Malta Association of Dental Students (MADS) is organising a fundraiser to buy Christmas presents for children staying at Mater Dei Hospital during the festive season.
Christian pastors plea for peace this Christmas
Archbishop and several other pastors herald in the Christmas seasonwith a message of peace in diversity.
Female graduates outnumber males
Number of students obtaining their degree totals 2734 with a look at Daniela Bartolo's eyebrow-raising speech.
Front Against Censorship announce detailed proposals
The Front Against Censorship have published a document containing several proposals to change the country’s laws on censorship.
Pulse wins KSJC elections, SDM says election vitiated
Pulse wins KSJC elections held on Friday while SDM claims election process was not democratic.
Opinions clash in earnest crucifix debate
Communications students organise debate about crucifix case as part of event focusing on multiculturalism.
Help! Campus on fire
True to its reputation of excellence, the university has decided to put into practice all fire safety evacuation plans.
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