UNESCO established its Lists of Intangible Cultural Heritage with the aim of ensuring better protection of important intangible cultural heritages worldwide and the
For all of you plagued by wanderlust (given the lack of travel this year), or maybe you’d simply like to be reminded of the
After some days of glorious weather, making it rather impossible to think of it as November weather, looks like we are about to get
Different aspects of Malta’s national identity are abundantly described in literature and visual arts such as film and video, illustrations and photos, but we
The UOM Academic Year went off to a start last Friday, and lectures have started already, and not only is it challenging to keep
Months into the pandemic, people are trying to find ways to maintain some sort of normality through new established norms – and going out
October has brought with it the return of the academic year, and along with it binge-watching procrastination season has also returned. And it seems
Msida is set to have a brand new primary school, with the first stone being laid today. This €10 million project involves the demolition
In what seems to be a common occurrence, a person or persons have decided to conveniently dispose of unwanted waste and refuse in the
Today, Saturday 10th of October marks ‘World Mental Health Day,’ the international day dedicated to the mental health of everyone. Today is all about
A week ago, we posted about things that we normally do when we go to Gozo. We thought it would be appropriate to do
The last turtle nest for 2020 hatched early last night and Nature Trust was there, as always, together with ERA, and other officials and
It’s not every day that you hear that somebody wants to cycle around the whole coast of a country, but Fabio Spiteri is doing
Most of University Lectures will be held online, and exceptions will be made for first-years to attend physically, so that they can get a
Back in March, the Malta Society of Arts (MSA) was hosting around 25 different courses in the visual, applied, and performing arts. All courses
Malta has beaten out Belfast and Rotterdam in a bid to host EuroPride 2023. The bid was launched by Malta’s Allied Rainbow Communities and
