SEED magazine was created by two University of Malta students; Robert Pisani and Amy Xuereb, back in September 2020, with the purpose of exploring novel ideas and concepts. This biannual magazine tackles a wide range of topics, such as interviews, recounts of personal...
Yesterday the digital publication 'In Transit' was launched. The magazine is the brainchild of 33 Communications students as part of their Magazine and Digital Publishing study unit. With a team of editors, photographers, videographers, marketers, designers, and...
After a year or more of boring, online lectures, you've probably started feeling like you're really missing out a lot from the infamous university experience. There is only one way to make the most out of your remaining years at uni...and that is by joining IAESTE! -...
If this year has taught us anything, we should not take company for granted! As much as we all just cannot wait for society to go back to a somewhat familiar reality before Covid-19 came along, we still must focus with waiting things out, and making sure to do our...
After Easter, the world is now facing the next major religious event on the global calendar: Ramadan! Islam is the second largest religion following Christianity, with over a billion people participating in Ramadan every year. In Malta, there are around 3000 Muslims....
The COVID 19 pandemic has brought about a drastic change on how students live their lives. The shutting down of schools, compounded by the associated public health and economic crises, posed major challenges to our students and their teachers. Apart from living in the...
Perhaps one of the most popular and catching arguments that we hear nowadays is about the Maltese tradition and culture. The argument always revolves around the same question “Is our culture and tradition dying out? Or is it just evolving?” This argument can be...