Author: Cassi Camilleri In formal art instruction, especially in contemporary art, the human body is but a mere shape and... Read More
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of your best friend? Is it the way they... Read More
What would you do if you were stripped of your words? If speech simply didn’t come to you? Sylvan Abela... Read More
While speech development starts early in life, the course of acquiring and processing language in a bilingual country like Malta... Read More
Think of a chubby guy you know. It’s been awhile since I read J.K. Rowling’s books but the image of... Read More
A historical discovery does not always equal the unearthing of new documents or artefacts. Sometimes it’s about re-evaluating what we... Read More
In 1913, Tommaso Vella published an arithmetic textbook in both English and Maltese called Aritmetica Bil Malti u Bl’Inglis. Dr... Read More
Written by Maria Cardona Atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) levels have increased dramatically in the last few decades. Famous for causing global... Read More
In Malta, buildings cover one third of the Island, leaving greenery in the dirt track. Green roofs are one way... Read More
