Museums are a portal into the past. To create a sustainable future demands understanding and learning from this past. From... Read More
From professional globe-trotting performer to populist teacher, Cassi Camilleri speaks to dancer and choreographer Karolina Mielczarek about her mission to... Read More
The prehistoric Megalithic Temples found around Malta were once home to an ancient civilization. We have no records of how their spirituality was practised—only limited archaeological evidence. However, conducting an anthropological study of contemporary Neopagan communities may provide insight into the rituals of these mysterious people. Read More
Cultivating a healthy planet requires us to shift from a consumerist mindset towards sustainability. Eco-sustainable gifts are a great way... Read More
In today’s society, more than 262 million children and youth are not in school. To combat this, the United Nation... Read More
Biex taqra l-artiklu bl-Ingliż, agħfas hawn. Kaxxi fuq kaxxi, miksijin bl-għabra, jistennew is-sekondiera tagħmel ir-ronda tagħha. Is-sekondi jsiru minuti. Isiru... Read More
The way Maltese sounds has evolved over the decades. While written examples of Maltese have survived, records of how it was spoken are much more scarce. However, thanks to the efforts of Prof. Alexandra Vella (UM), Prof. Ray Fabri (UM) and Dr Michael Spagnol, we now have the opportunity to hear firsthand what Maltese sounded like 60 years ago!
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Sammy has had a steady job for the past 6 months. Despite being a hard-worker, if an unexpected expense comes... Read More
The uncertainty of a global pandemic has taken its toll on our mental health. Examining Dr Paulann Grech’s latest book, Dealing with Coronus, takes us beyond mental well-being during COVID-19 and into a discussion about mindfulness and what it means for our mental health. Read More
Modern light bulbs have illuminated our streets and brightened our homes, but there is a dark side to excess light... Read More
The Pandemic had shown us the importance of taking care of our mental well-being. Dr Paulann Grech shares her insights in her latest book! Read More
The benefits of research can be lost if we amplify only one argument in a nuanced, complex topic. How youth... Read More
While most European citizens remain wary of AI and Facial Recognition, Maltese citizens do not seem to grasp the repercussions... Read More
The unpalatable reputation of jellyfish as nasty stingers (although few are) can impact tourism. Prof. Alan Deidun writes about how... Read More
Information alone rarely changes behaviour. Fossil fuel cars are no exception. Dr Thérèse Bajada (Institute for Climate Change and Sustainable... Read More
Barely two weeks of the coronavirus lockdown measures had passed before people started posting images of cleaner waters and purified... Read More
The global pandemic is a further blow to already struggling local media. Prof. Mary Anne Lauri, media researcher and Editorial... Read More
The COVID-19 situation has taken a toll on people’s wellbeing. The constant flow of information can amplify the stress. Dr... Read More
In 2019, 2.8 million tourists came to Malta and spent on average over €800 each. Maltese households spent in total... Read More
COVID-19 pandemic containment measures pushed lecturing and studying to home environments. Some academics appreciated it more than others – they... Read More
Popular wisdom warns that those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Will the current COVID-19 pandemic prove the... Read More
