Huge flocks of famished birds scour the sands of Delaware Bay for the tiny greenish eggs an army of horseshoe crabs lays every spring. It's a marvel of ecology as shorebirds migrating from South...

In October, we are inundated with pink. By wearing pink ribbons, purchasing pink products, and participating in walks and other collective activities, citizens try to raise awareness of the scourge of...

Updated blood pressure guidelines from the American Heart Association mean that many more Americans, notably older people, are now diagnosed with high blood pressure, or hypertension. This may sound...

Now that the world's leading public health group says too much Minecraft can be an addiction, could overindulging in chocolate, exercise, even sex, be next? The short answer is probably...

US Ambassador G. Kathleen Hill welcomed Maltese officials, diplomatic colleagues and friends of the Embassy at a reception to mark the 242nd anniversary of the Independence of the United States of...

MCAST lecturer Ing. Jeremy Scerri, who is following his Ph.D. studies at the University of Malta, received the Gold Leaf award for a paper he presented at the 14th conference on Ph.D. Research in...

3Economy+ Project (Erasmus+ programme) to develop and implement innovative teaching and learning practices Seven students and two members of staff of the University of Malta-Institute for...

During these past four years, the University of Malta's Office for Human Resources Management & Development has been striving to develop a learning culture among UM's employees by offering a wide...

Shola Precious Mwamulima is a post-graduate student with the Institute for Climate Change and Sustainable Development following the MSc Sustainable Development programme doing research on Comparative...

Colored bulbs cast an eerie blue glow in the restroom of a convenience store where people who inject heroin and other drugs have been seeking the relative privacy of the stalls to shoot up. The...