Advocate Journalist, Cara Leigh-Ann Foster, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree.
Chad Christopher Jordan graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree, First Class Honours.
THE graduation ceremony for the Caribbean’s premier university is one that would go down in history, because it is being held in the same year that this island would be marking its 50th anniversary
Chief Justice, Sir Marston Gibson (second row, centre), poses with the new attorneys and other members of the judiciary.
Minister of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation, the Hon. Ronald Jones, speaking with students of the cosmetology programme during the tour of their new laboratory.
(from left) Chief Town Planner and Co-Chair of the National Habitat III Committee, Mark Cummins; Minister of Housing, Lands and Rural Development, Denis Kellman; and Co-Chair of the National Habitat III Committee, Economist, Jeremy Stephen at yesterday's press conference.
Police officer, Sean Edwards, fielded many questions from students about the equipment used by the Tactical Response Unit, as they gathered in their numbers at the booth set up by the Royal Barbados Police Force.
THE Criminal Justice Research and Planning Unit held a career showcase for secondary school students at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre yesterday, to educate them about the types of careers avai
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