“University life has changed a lot since I first set foot here. When I first started I focused on my course but I soon discovered the spice of University life – student organisations.

“Now, University has become my second home. Like all experiences in life, university life is what you make it.”
Rachel Abela, B.A. (Hons) Geography, third year

“I believe it has changed into an experience which is more responsive to both local and foreign matters.

“I have learnt there is more to university than the strictly academic course-related aspect. The infamous “student life on campus”, in its broader sense, can refer to sporting, cultural and social events, student politics and organisations and participating in discussions and campaigns. I urge freshers to make the most of the university experience and take advantage of the opportunities available.”
Timothy Falzon, B.Ed (Hons) Physics, third year

“University life changed as I became more used to the facilities and services the University offers. I have also been active in student organisations, trying to contribute positively while I’m on campus. I built a network of friends and acquaintances that makes University life much more interesting.”
Malcolm Borg, M.Sc. Biology, first year