Disinterest in the country’s major political parties, frustration over being taken for granted and discouragement due to societal norms that contribute to the country’s brain drain are but some of the impassioned and considered sentiments expressed by Bahamian university students and graduates during several days of interviews with Perspective. We visited the post-Dorian interim campus of the University of The Bahamas (UB) in Freeport, Grand Bahama, and spoke with UB students and university graduates on New Providence and abroad on their views about the state of the country, its current political prospects, roadblocks to their career goals and youth-based issues they feel need greater attention.

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