OUAGADOUGOU — Despite being a preventable and treatable disease, malaria is currently affecting the lives of more than 200 million people. This results in over half
Read moreVIPD Motorpool Technicians Successfully Complete Fleet Training
CHRISTIANSTED — The technicians/mechanics of the Virgin Islands Police Department continuedanother segment of its Ford Fleet Training to properly maintain the department’s Ford Fleet. The
Read moreARCH Institute and UVI Get Grant to Address Structural Racism
ARCH Institute, Inc. and project partner University of the Virgin Islands’ Caribbean ExploratoryResearch Center (CERC) are pleased to announce our selection as a grantee of
Read moreCaribbean and Central American Students Can Connect With An Astronaut In Space
SAN JOSE — Students from 12 schools in nine countries in the Caribbean and Central America will have a direct conversation with an astronaut in
Read moreTami Navarro To Put Race, Gender Under The Microscope In UVI Lecture On St. Croix
KINGSHILL — Race and gender are two of the topics to be placed under the microscope of cultural anthropologist Tami Navarro, PhD. at a highly
Read moreCertificates Presented To Those Completing 12-Week VIDOJ-Sponsored Parenting Program
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George has announced the completion of the pilot 12-week parenting class for the Haitian community initiated by the Access and
Read moreVirgin Islands Department of Education Public Schools Will Be Open Today; Buses On Time
CHRISTIANSTED — All Virgin Islands Department of Education schools will open today, the USVI Joint Information Center said. School buses are running on schedule, according
Read more‘Beloved’ PE Teacher Was Only Six Weeks Into Retirement When He Died In Scooter Crash
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Vincent “Abijah” Henley, a “beloved” phys ed teacher, was only six weeks and four days into his retirement when died tragically after
Read moreAre You A Mosquito Magnet? It Could Be Your Smell
NEW YORK — A new study finds that some people really are “mosquito magnets” and it probably has to do with the way they smell.
Read moreDHS Begins P-EBT Payments For Approved U.S. Virgin Islands Parents of 2022 Students
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — The Virgin Islands Department of Human Services (VIDHS) today announced that the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Services (FNS) has
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