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New autumn schedule goes on air at Campus 103.7, the University of Malta’s official radio station

Welcome to a new academic year, new season, and … a new autumn schedule that goes on air on Campus 103.7 as of Monday 28 September 2026.

That means a diverse mix of more than 30 productions, all created with care and passion for the station’s growing audience.

What does the autumn schedule bring to the table? All the live, flagship programmes you’ve grown to love, starting with Antonella Galea Loffreda’s Campus Breakfast, Sonia Young’s Campus Magazine, Nathalie Camilleri’s Campus Lifestyle, Coryse Borg’s Lunch Box, Colin Fitz’ Campus Drive Time Live and Prof. Andrew Azzopardi’s ANDREW FUQ 103.7. So, don’t worry, the great company you’ve gotten used to, is still part and parcel of the Campus 103.7 family.

And then there are seven brand-new productions, bringing with them seven new presenters and seven fresh themes for listeners to discover and immerse themselves in.

First up is Havana, presented by Prof. George Vital Zammit, which explores how moments of crisis have sparked some of the greatest revolutions in history. Iż-żgħażagħ tas-Snin 60, presented by Noel D’Anastasi, takes listeners back to a decade that left a lasting impact on the way we live today. Il-Melodija tal-Gwerra, presented by Martin Debattista and Charles Debono, looks at the songs and music that were popular during the Second World War.

Meanwhile, Pop Kultura, presented by Justin Camilleri and Rebekka Mamo, explores the colourful and ever-evolving world of pop culture, from cinema and television to cartoons, music, video games and technology. Kids Talk, presented by , discusses paediatric health issues affecting children in Malta. Drammaturgi, presented by Sergio Grech, features conversations with playwrights about their work and creative processes, while Ħ±ð±ô²õ¾±±ð²Ô, presented by Leanne Ellul and Claudia Gauci, offers commentary and reflections on characters from literature.

And then there are productions that proved so successful that they have found their way back onto the schedule, bringing with them a sense of familiarity for returning listeners while continuing to attract new audiences. These include Bl-Għeruq u x-Xniexel by , Il-Fakultà tal-Mużika by Mro Matthew Bugeja, Għal Fejn Illejla? by Colin Fitz, Nisa Minsija II by , and Cafetin de Buenos Aires by Dr Karen Xuereb.

With some of the programmes prepared and presented by professors, members of the academic community, and experts about the topics, the station offers content that is informed, thought-provoking and designed for an audience that values knowledge, insight and meaningful discussion.

Celaine Buhagiar Bugeja, Station Manager, thanked her team for producing yet another diverse and engaging programme and content. “We are delighted to welcome our listeners to another exciting season on the station. There is something particularly special about seeing familiar programmes return alongside new voices, fresh ideas and different perspectives. Every programme is created with passion and care, and it is wonderful to see our community of presenters continue to grow and bring such a rich variety of stories, knowledge and conversations to our audience.”