Education

Harvard University Announces Free Tuition for Families Earning Under $200K, Expanding Access to Middle-Income Families

March 17, 2025

Harvard University Announces Free Tuition for Families Earning Under $200K, Expanding Access to Middle-Income Families

Harvard University to offer free tuition for families earning under $200,000 annually, covering expenses like housing and health insurance. Aimed at increasing accessibility for middle-income families amidst university funding challenges.

Barbados Economic Outlook: Labor Market Recovery, Diversification, and Workforce Development Strategies

March 17, 2025

Barbados Economic Outlook: Labor Market Recovery, Diversification, and Workforce Development Strategies

Barbados' Budget focuses on economic resilience, job creation, and social welfare. The economy shows recovery, with GDP growth and reduced unemployment. Diversification into new industries and addressing labour shortages are key strategies.

Newly Installed UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller Defends Institution's Excellence and Urges Collaboration for Progress

March 16, 2025

Newly Installed UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller Defends Institution's Excellence and Urges Collaboration for Progress

New UWI Chancellor Dr Dodridge Miller defends institution against criticism, highlighting global research excellence and academic programs. Emphasizes need for public-private collaboration and regional support for vital institutions.

Newly Elected UWI Cave Hill Guild President Calls for Financial Autonomy Restoration for Enhanced Student Representation

March 16, 2025

Newly Elected UWI Cave Hill Guild President Calls for Financial Autonomy Restoration for Enhanced Student Representation

Newly elected UWI Cave Hill Guild of Students president, Azzar Williams, advocates for financial autonomy to empower student leaders and address student needs effectively, highlighting challenges and plans for improvement.

Interactive Open Day at Errol Barrow Centre Ignites Passion for Theatre Arts Among Secondary School Students | UWI Cave Hill Campus

March 16, 2025

Interactive Open Day at Errol Barrow Centre Ignites Passion for Theatre Arts Among Secondary School Students | UWI Cave Hill Campus

Secondary school students explored music, dance, theatre, and film at an interactive open day hosted by the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus. Participants engaged in workshops and experienced various arts programs.

UWI Open Campus to Certify Youth Entrepreneurs in YES Development Training Program

March 16, 2025

UWI Open Campus to Certify Youth Entrepreneurs in YES Development Training Program

The Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme (YES) Development Training Program participants will receive certification from the University of the West Indies (UWI) Open Campus. Graduates aim to foster entrepreneurship and business growth.

Dr. Dodridge Miller Installed as Seventh Chancellor of the University of the West Indies, Succeeds Robert Bermudez

March 16, 2025

Dr. Dodridge Miller Installed as Seventh Chancellor of the University of the West Indies, Succeeds Robert Bermudez

Dr Dodridge Miller installed as the seventh chancellor of the University of the West Indies, succeeding Robert Bermudez. Recognized for leadership, financial expertise, and commitment to regional growth.

2025 Chefette-Frosteez National Primary Schools Athletics Championships: Good Shepherd Primary Makes History in NAPSAC Victory

March 15, 2025

2025 Chefette-Frosteez National Primary Schools Athletics Championships: Good Shepherd Primary Makes History in NAPSAC Victory

Williams Industries West Terrace Primary Tigers and Jordan’s Supermarket Good Shepherd Primary emerged as Boys and Girls champions, respectively, at the 2025 Chefette-Frosteez National Primary Schools Athletics Championships. Good Shepherd made history with their win.

Barbadians Urged to Understand Consumer Rights and Responsibilities during World Consumer Rights Week

March 15, 2025

Barbadians Urged to Understand Consumer Rights and Responsibilities during World Consumer Rights Week

Barbadians were educated on consumer rights and responsibilities during World Consumer Rights Week. Government agencies and businesses aimed to inform the public about consumer protection laws and sustainable living practices.

Title: Crisis in CARICOM's Education System Revealed by World Bank and Regional Leaders

March 15, 2025

Title: Crisis in CARICOM's Education System Revealed by World Bank and Regional Leaders

The CARICOM education system faces crisis, with concerns raised by the World Bank and regional leaders. Issues include inequality, insufficient skills, and reliance on private lessons. Efforts for transformation are underway.

Residents Upset Over Government Plans to Relocate Graydon Sealy Secondary School in St Michael

March 14, 2025

Residents Upset Over Government Plans to Relocate Graydon Sealy Secondary School in St Michael

Government plans to relocate Graydon Sealy Secondary School to the old Ursuline Convent School site spark anger and frustration among residents over lack of consultation and potential impact on students and traffic.

Johns Hopkins University Announces Layoffs Amid Budget Cuts: Impact on American Universities

March 14, 2025

Johns Hopkins University Announces Layoffs Amid Budget Cuts: Impact on American Universities

Johns Hopkins University to lay off 2,200 employees due to Trump administration budget cuts. Impact felt across universities like Harvard and UC San Diego facing financial uncertainties and potential research funding losses.

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