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The first series of programmes where producers and presenters Dr Emanuel Buttigieg and Mr Liam Gauci, together with their various guests, tries to envisage what a day in the life of particular people in yesteryear was like. For example, a day in the life of a farmer in ...

The first series of programs where we meet with various guests who present history as a means of getting to know the past through the experiences of men and women and their stories. This series is produced and presented by Dr Emanuel Buttigieg, lecturer at the Departmen...

A series that looks at the contribution of three prominent artists to spreading the Baroque style in Malta. These are Mattia Preti, an Italian painter that spent most of his life in Malta, Lorenzo Cafa, a Maltese who built his reputation in Rome and Francesco Zahra, a M...

The second series of programs where we meet with various guests who present history as a means of getting to know the past through the experiences of men and women and their stories. This series is produced and presented by Dr Emanuel Buttigieg, lecturer at the Departme...

A series of programs where Sergio Grech interviews various experts and others on the story and history of various things, from horses to monuments to achievements that make up the history of the Maltese people.

A series of programmes focusing on important individuals that arrived in Malta by sea in olden times from places that has shared our ancient culture.

A talk organised by the Malta Archaeological Society entitled: Deep water archaeology in Sicily - the recent discovery of shipwrecks off the Ionian Islands. The talk is delivered by Dr Timothy Gambin.

A Works in Progress Seminar Series lecture given by Mr Keith Buhagiar entitled: Investigating the water management systems of Palazzo Falson, the Civitas and select rural areas.

A series of lectures, talks and discussions held both on campus and off campus and transmitted on Campus FM 103.7 during the October 2008 – January 2009 schedule.

A lecture organised by the Malta Archaeological Society about the Malta Survey Project 2008: scope and preliminary results of a joint Belgian-Maltese field walking survey in northern Malta. The lecture is given by Nathaniel Cutajar and Nicki Vella.