A presentation, which took place on 5 December at the New Farsons Administration Building in Mriehel, saw James Hamberger, who recently graduated B.A. Honours in European and Global History from the...

David Cardona, senior curator for Phoenician, Romana and Medieval Sites, Heritage Malta, and Robert Brown, Roman archaeologist, directors of the Melite Civitas Romana Project will present ongoing...

The University of Malta, through the Conservation Biology Research Group led by Prof Adriana Vella, is convening the first Genomic Biodiversity Knowledge for Resilient Ecosystems (G-BIKE) COST Action...

During the last week of October, a group of Applied Science CCP students launched a project to create awareness about the risks of extra sugars in our daily diets. Coordinated by their Science teacher...

In a continuous bid to reduce obstacles for people to become more engaged with Science, state schools visiting Esplora as of January 2020 will be benefiting from free transport. This initiative is the...

CIESM - the Mediterranean Science Commission - held its 42nd Congress in Cascais, Portugal, between 7 and 11 October. CIESM is the largest association of Mediterranean marine scientists, and its...

The tension in the school hall was palpable and when the score was announced, the jubilation was pretty much straight out of a football stadium. What could possibly animate 12-year-old students so...

Over the weekend BirdLife Malta held a special event at Għadira Nature Reserve to celebrate Klabb Ħuttaf, the eNGO's wildlife club for young naturalists. This was an exclusive event...

As the scholastic year starts once again, the last thing on a student's mind is most probably a bank account.  However, in order to receive a stipend, students must provide a bank account...

Congratulations to yet another group of business professionals as they celebrated their graduation with family and friends at the Henley Greenlands campus on Friday 20th September on a surprisingly...