University opens its doors to members of the public for free lectures.
UOM reacts to outcry over English as sole language of assessment
The University of Malta has reacted to the stir raised in local media regarding the choice of language to be used in assessment. Students weigh in.
Protest against censorship held today with moderate attendance
The National Protest Against Censorship was held today at Valletta, where around 250 people attended, carrying banners which said ‘Stop being bloody nerds’.
Realta` editor files judicial protest against Rector
Editor of Ir-Realta` files judicial protest against Rector for removal of newspaper and claims damages.
MOVE to appeal for support on condom machines
MOVE to appeal to student organisations on KPS for support on condom machines
From Pilate to Caiaphas
MOVE has received a reply from the Rector informing it that the condom machine application should be handled by KSU.
‘Li Tkisser Sewwi’ was reported by two KSU officials, editor says
The complaint regarding issue 8 of Realta’, containing the now infamous story ‘Li Tkisser Sewwi’, was reported to the University Precincts Officer by two KSU officials, according to the publication’s editor, Mark Camilleri.
ICT Students Challenged in Programming
The ICT Student Association will be organising the Programming Competition challenge for all ICT students for the 5th consecutive year.
Pulse petition pressures KSU on Realta` stand
Following Pulse's petition initiative, KSU is forced to discuss stand on Realta`at KPS level.
Run/walk for charity during the Malta Marathon
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?
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