Bahamas set to make college?football bowl history Dec. 20

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Inspired, The Leading Global Group of Premium Schools, Announces Expansion into The Bahamas King’s College School Opening in August 2022 in Nassau

Inspired Education Group (“Inspired”), the leading global group of premium schools, educating over 50,000 students in more than 70 premium schools across five continents, today announced plans to expand its educational footprint to The Bahamas with the establishment of King's College School, The Bahamas. Once completed, the school will be the first of its kind in the region that is part of a g...

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Bain successful in college debut

It was a successful weekend for Bahamian collegiate tennis player Jacobi Bain as he made his debut on the collegiate scene when he advanced to the singles and doubles finals. A top junior on the local scene, Bain helped his Xavier University of Louisiana (XULA) men’s team champion of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) National Championships at South Fulton Tennis Center, Col...

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Spelman College Offers Scholarship to Bahamian Students

Nassau, The
Bahamas - A $150,000 scholarship is currently being offered to Bahamian 12th
grade students. The scholarship covers tuition and board at the four-year
institution for women based in Atlanta, Georgia. Applications for the
scholarship will be made available through the Guidance Counsellor's office in
each school and the application deadline is March 15.

The
announcement was made during ...

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Governor General welcomes Staff and the Grade 12 Student Prefect Body from Queen's College

Nassau, Bahamas - Governor General Sir Arthur Foulkes welcomes Staff and the Grade 12 Student Prefect Body from Queen's College during a courtesy call at Government House on Friday, October 15...

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Public Works and Transport informs St. John's College PTA on road projects

Nassau, The Bahamas -
Continuing its efforts to inform and educate the public on the New
Providence Road Improvement Infrastructure Projects, the Ministry of
Public Works and Transport extended its public relations campaign to
the Parents Teachers Association of St. John's College.

Charlene Collie-Harris, civil engineer and public relations
representative for the road projects, told parents and t...

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Bahamas National Youth Choir and Nazareth College Chamber Orchestra in concert

THE Bahamas National Youth Choir and The Nazareth College Chamber Orchestra will present a joint concert at Christ Church Cathedral, George Street, on Friday and Saturday, November 5 and 6, at 8pm.

The featured work on the programme is The Coronation, Mass K.317 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Special soloist are JoAnn Callender (soprano), Allyson Rolle nee Mason (contralto) Brandon Roberts (tenor)...

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Bahamas National Youth Choir and Nazareth College Chamber Orchestra in Concert

The Bahamas National Youth Choir and The Nazareth College Chamber Orchestra will present a joint concert at Christ Church Cathedral, George Street, on Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. An earlier concert was held yesterday.

The featured work on the program is The Coronation, Mass K.317 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Special soloist are JoAnn Callender (Soprano), Allyson Rolle nee Mason (Con...

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Lawyers for COB faculty members claim college 'acted unlawfully'

By NATARIO McKENZIE

Tribune Staff Reporter

nmckenzie@tribunemedia.net

LAWYERS representing several College of the Bahamas faculty members claimed yesterday that the college had acted unlawfully and without authorisation in making salary deductions following a government sanctioned strike in April.

COB's attorneys countered by arguing that the college had discharged its obligation in providing ...

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Dr. Betsy Vogel-Boze to be appointment President of College of The Bahamas

Nassau, Bahamas - The College of the Bahamas
is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Betsy Vogel-Boze to
President of The College of The Bahamas with effect from January 1,
2011 to December 31, 2014. The appointment of Dr. Earla Carey-Baines as
President will come to an end on December 31, 2010. The College is
greatly indebted to Dr. Carey-Baines, who will resume responsibilities
as Dean, wi...

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