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Reclaiming a sense of place
Rediscovering Mediterranean architecture through MINIMA, a new philosophy from 3DM Architecture
Meet Luca Pisani – marine biologist and printmaker
We talk to Luca Pisani - marine biologist by day and printmaker by night - to find out more about his process and his inspiration
Exhibition at St John’s Co-Cathedral celebrates Valletta architect Laparelli
‘Grand Ambitions’ launched alongside concert by Vatican organist
What is the summer solstice? An astronomer explains
This weekend's summer solstice marks the official start of summer in the Northern hemisphere
‘Jaws’ at 50: is it the greatest movie ever made?
'Jaws' was both a cinematic masterpiece and an incredible piece of propaganda says Colin Alexander, Senior Lecturer in Political Communications
Melitensis – analysing Malta’s mark on life’s catalogue
A new exhibition in Mdina explores the use of the Latin adjective ‘melitensis’, meaning ‘from Malta’, in scientific nomenclature
Your invite to Museums by Candlelight in Valletta on Saturday
An opportunity to admire our heritage in a different light... and at a reduced entrance fee
“How I uncovered a potential ancient Rome wine scam”
Conor Trainor explains how he uncovered deception in the Mediterranean wine trade whilst studying an archaeological site in Crete
An antidote to the summer heat: the glory of rain
A glorious exhibition of refreshingly unusual paintings by artist Geoffrey Ciantar opens today in Sliema
Opinion: humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition
Pope Francis may have surprised many by inviting comedians to the Vatican last June, but the value of humour has deep roots in Catholic tradition