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What’s going on when the Virgin Mary appears and statues weep?
Science or something more? Investigating the supernatural has always been a delicate task in the Catholic Church says Mathew Schmalz, Professor of Religious Studies
Elyse Baldacchino, on choosing experimental art over mechanical engineering
Elyse describes her recent stint in London studying for a degree in Experimental Arts and Performance
Book review: ‘Fair – The Life-Art of Translation’ by Jen Calleja
The recently published 'Fair - The Life-Art of Translation' is a bonkers rollercoaster of a read which sheds a light on the secrets of literary translation, its wonders and woes
The Assassin: pulpy, stylised and laced with dark humour
This new Keeley Hawes drama on Amazon Prime is a milestone for menopause on screen says Beth Johnson
Is financial abuse real?
Does your partner use money as a tool to control you? If the answer is yes, be aware that you may be a victim of abuse.
Planning to take a degree taught in English when it’s not your first language?
Una Cunningham offers you tips for success - using English, Maltese, and any other mother tongue
A potted history of fermented foods – from pickles to kimchi
Serin Quinn digs deeper into recent trends promoting fermented foods, which promise to boost your gut health and save both you and the planet from the scourge of food waste
‘You have to be creative every day’ − Michael Laus
Get to know the Malta Philharmonic Orchestra (MPO): In this second feature, Times2 talks to conductor Michael Laus
An ‘indescribable feeling’: the Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Leanne Ellul on the magic of storytelling, its colour and poetic nature, as she previews this year's exciting edition - the 20th Malta Mediterranean Literature Festival
Art inspired by archives examines the flimsy nature of truth
Two Moons and Two Suns, an exhibition in Valletta, documents why a journey to uncover the truth is never simple