KSU has defended its approach to this year’s Freshers’ Week after seven student organisations and NGOs accused the council of pushing NGOs out of the event through participation fees starting at €1,550. Responding to the criticism, the University Students’ Council said Freshers’ Week is its “main source of income”, with money generated from the event
Seven student organisations and NGOs have hit out at KSU over its approach to Freshers’ Week, claiming a new €1,550 minimum participation fee will effectively shut smaller organisations out of one of the University of Malta’s biggest annual events. In a joint statement issued on Sunday, the organisations accused KSU of allowing Freshers’ Week to become
NGOs say that they have been pushed out of the University of Malta's Freshers' Week after a fee was imposed by the Kunsill Studenti Universitarji for their participation,. In a statement on Monday, the NGOs said that for so many years, the KSU Freshers' Week has been devolving more and more into a business-dominated event, and this year, a huge downward
