Malta’s Groundbreaking SeaHealth Project: Measuring Our Marine Environment
Discover how the innovative SeaHealth project is tackling the challenge of measuring Malta’s sea health, with a focus on local data and actionable insights
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UĦM’s New Chapter: Long-Serving Director Steps Down
Dr. Victor Debono resigns after 25 years as director of UĦM’s Department of Maltese, opening the door for a new era of leadership and innovation in Maltese
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Car Goes Up in Flames on University Ring Road
A Honda Civic caught fire on the University of Malta’s ring road, causing traffic disruption and drawing a swift response from the Malta Fire and Rescue Se
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Msida’s Lifts: A Test Run Before the Pedestrian Bridge
Before Msida’s pedestrian bridge arrives, we tested the lifts to see how they fare in Malta’s university town. Here’s what we found.
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Malta’s Energy Revolution: The Tiny Tubes That Could Power Our Future
Discover how carbon nanotubes, tiny molecular ‘tubes’, could revolutionise Malta’s energy landscape by making batteries lighter, more efficient, and capabl
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Malta’s Automation: The Human Touch in Reconciliation
Malta’s automation journey is thriving, but when it comes to complex tasks like reconciling accounts, the human touch remains indispensable. Exploring the
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Independent Candidate Challenges SDM’s Decades-Long Hold
An independent candidate is challenging SDM’s 37-year reign on the University of Malta’s Student Council, promising transparency and student-centric polici
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Malta Student Council: Independent Challenge to SDM’s Reign
Independent candidate Maria Azzopardi challenges the Student Democratic Movement’s decades-long hold on student council in Malta’s universities and MCAST.
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Student Council Elections: An Independent Voice Challenges SDM’s Reign
Alex Borg, a 22-year-old marketing student, is challenging the Students’ Democratic Movement’s 28-year hold on the University of Malta’s Student Council, p
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Missing Student Matthew Camilleri: Search Continues
Three weeks after his disappearance, the search for missing student Matthew Camilleri continues. Join the community in supporting his family and help find
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Malta’s Rare Disease Scene: More Common Than You Think
Discover how Malta, with its concentrated population and dedicated community, is debunking the myth that rare diseases are too uncommon to study effectivel
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Malta’s Rare Disease Research: Punching Above Its Weight
Despite its small size, Malta is making significant strides in rare disease research, proving that these conditions can be effectively studied and treated
