## Academic Union Declares Industrial Dispute with UM Over Lack of Financial Offer In a move that has sent ripples through the academic community, the University of Malta’s academic union has declared an industrial dispute with the university over the lack of a financial offer. This development marks a significant moment in the ongoing negotiations…
**Watch: How Malta’s First University Rocket Team Turned Disaster into Drive** In a tale that epitomizes the indomitable spirit of Maltese innovation, the University of Malta’s first rocket team has shown that setbacks are merely stepping stones to success. Their journey, fraught with challenges, has not only captured the imagination of the island but has…
**James Watson, Nobel Prize-Winning DNA Pioneer, Dead at 97: A Maltese Perspective** The world of science mourns the passing of James Watson, the Nobel Prize-winning DNA pioneer who, along with Francis Crick, unraveled the double helix structure of DNA. Watson’s groundbreaking work has left an indelible mark on the scientific community and has influenced countless…
**BeeScape@UM: A Buzzing Project for Malta’s Pollinators** In the heart of Malta, amidst the bustling streets and historical landmarks, lies a project that is quietly making a significant impact on the island’s ecosystem. BeeScape@UM, an initiative by the University of Malta, is not just a scientific endeavor but a cultural and community movement aimed at…
**Pro-Choice and Pro-Life Activists Face-Off in University Abortion Debate** In the heart of Valletta, the ancient walls of the University of Malta were the backdrop for a heated debate that has been stirring the pot of Maltese society for years. The topic: abortion. Pro-choice and pro-life activists gathered in a packed lecture hall, each side…
**University to Host Free Public Discussion with Disinformation Experts** The University of Malta is set to host a free public discussion titled “Navigating the Maze of Disinformation,” featuring a panel of esteemed local and international experts. This event, scheduled for October 15th, promises to be a crucial dialogue on an increasingly pressing issue in our…
**Launch of Malta’s First High Performance Computer: A Leap Forward for Innovation and Progress** Malta has always been a nation that prides itself on innovation and progress, and today marks a significant milestone in our journey towards becoming a leading hub for technological advancement. The launch of Malta’s first High Performance Computer (HPC) is not…
In the heart of Malta, a land steeped in history and innovation, the principles of quantum logic are beginning to ripple through scientific and philosophical circles. Beyond the binary yes and no, the strange and fascinating world of quantum logic offers a glimpse into the future of technology, education, and even our understanding of the…
### “Echoes of the Past: Researchers Seek Public Accounts of the 1972 Malta Earthquake” On a sunny morning in December of 1972, the tranquility of Malta was shattered by a seismic event that would be etched into the collective memory of the Maltese people. The earthquake, though not the most powerful ever recorded, left an…
**TargetMI: Behind the Scenes of Malta’s Life-Saving Heart Attack Research** In a nondescript laboratory tucked within the University of Malta’s biomedical complex, Dr. Stephanie Bezzina adjusts her microscope with the precision of someone who knows that every second counts. The molecular biologist isn’t just conducting routine research – she’s part of TargetMI, a groundbreaking Maltese…
# Stipends will stay and will only be strengthened – Education Minister In a move that has sent waves of relief through lecture halls and family kitchens alike, Education Minister Clifton Grima has declared that Malta’s iconic student stipends are “not up for negotiation” and will in fact be “strengthened” in the coming academic year….
**Azzopardi Calls for Radical Overhaul: Scrap Student Stipends, Invest in Targeted Grants** University of Malta rector-elect Andrew Azzopardi has ignited a national debate by proposing to abolish Malta’s universal student stipend system and replace it with means-tested grants and merit-based scholarships—a move that would fundamentally reshape the island’s educational landscape and social contract. Speaking to…
