Two UWI scholars launch book on Caribbean economic development
UWI Principal, and Roger Hosein, Lecturer of Economics in the Faculty of Social Sciences, recently published the text, “Trade, Investment and Development in the Contemporary Caribbean”...

President Richards Remembers Prof Mellowes
President Richards recalls working with Prof Mellowes in the Department of Chemical Engineering

150 Bursaries to support Undergraduates
This year the Development and Endowment Fund gave out 150 bursaries to deserving students based on merit and need

Celebrating Sir Frank Mortimer Maglinne Worrell 1924-1967
Tributes to the late Sir Frank Worrell...

Naipaul and Controversy
Variously labelled a “fascist,” a “casteist,” a “communalist,” a “racist” and a “misogynist,” V. S. Naipaul is possibly one of the most vilified figures of literature today...

Spiderwoman
Jo-Anne Sewlal, one of the Caribbean's few Arachnologists, shares her passion for spiders

Dealing with stress and mental health
Students at university frequently experience a great deal of stress...

‘Vomit spatula’ unveiled in Blanchisseuse dig
A UWI archaeology crew conducted archaeological excavations at Marianne Estate in Blanchisseuse

Penn State learns about spoken word from Arts-in-Action
A group of students led by Ms. Toby Jenkins, Director of the Paul Robeson Cultural Center at The Pennsylvania State University visited the St Augustine campus...

Minot State visit
Three delegates from the Minot State University in North Dakota, USA visited the campus to discuss opportunities for collaboration between the two universities.