Education
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Governor General Opens Century Celebrations for Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers
The Governor General has officially declared open the centenary celebrations of the Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers, marking 100 years of the organisation's service to education in the twin-island nation.
Governor General Calls on AUA Medical Students to Lead with Compassion
Governor General Sir Rodney Williams addressed AUA College of Medicine students at their White Coat Ceremony on Friday, urging the aspiring doctors to pursue medicine with compassion and humility. The ceremony, held at the AUA Convention and Conference Center, marked a key milestone in the students' medical education journey.
Antiguan Students in Cuba Plead for Help as Economic Crisis Deepens
Some 77 Antiguan and Barbudan students studying in Cuba are calling for financial assistance as prolonged power outages and a worsening economic crisis make daily life increasingly difficult. The appeal, reported by Antigua News Room, has raised concerns about the welfare of nationals studying on the crisis-hit island.
ABUT Launches Centenary Celebrations Marking 100 Years of Service
The Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers (ABUT) has launched centenary celebrations marking 100 years of service to the nation's education sector. The milestone anniversary is expected to be commemorated through a series of planned events.
Governor General Opens Centenary Celebrations for Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers
Governor-General Sir Rodney Williams officially launched the Centenary Celebrations of the Antigua and Barbuda Union of Teachers at a special ceremony held at the Muriel O'Mard Campus. The event marks the beginning of a year of commemorations for the century-old teachers' union.
Antiguan Students Stranded in Cuba Appeal for Urgent Assistance
A group of Antiguan students studying in Cuba have issued urgent pleas for help, according to Antigua.news, reporting they are trapped and facing severe hardship. The situation has prompted concern over the welfare of Antiguan nationals studying abroad.
AGHS Alumnae Raise EC$3,000 for School Through Book Project
Alumnae of the Antigua Girls' High School have donated EC$3,000 to the institution, with funds raised through a book project. The contribution reflects the former students' ongoing support for their alma mater.
International Solar Alliance Opens Applications for Solar Fellowship Programme
The International Solar Alliance has launched applications for its 2026–2028 Solar Fellowship Programme, opening opportunities for participants in global solar energy efforts.
Ex-National Cricketer Calls on Ministry to Prioritise Schools Cricket Programme
Former national cricketer Kadeem Phillip is publicly urging the Ministry of Sports and coordinator Ridley Jacobs to improve the management of schools cricket, following a decision to declare the Rising Sun Grounds unfit for play.
UWI Five Islands Campus Makes Historic ICPC Latin America Championship Debut
UWI Five Islands Campus has made its historic debut at the ICPC Latin America Championship, marking a landmark moment for higher education in Antigua and Barbuda. The appearance at the prestigious regional collegiate programming contest represents a first for the institution.
CARICOM Leaders Back Legal Decolonisation Plan for UWI
CARICOM leaders have formally endorsed a plan to legally decolonise the University of the West Indies, according to Antigua.news, in a move that signals a major shift in the governance of the region's premier tertiary institution.
Opinion: Bishop George Alexander McGuire's Legacy in Reshaping Black Christianity
An opinion piece published by Antigua.news revisits the legacy of Antiguan-born Bishop George Alexander McGuire, exploring his transformative role in reshaping Black Christianity on a global scale.
Five Islands Postgraduate Debaters Claim Historic Second-Place Finish in Jamaica
Debaters from Antigua and Barbuda's Five Islands postgraduate programme have achieved a historic second-place finish at a competition in Jamaica, marking a proud moment for the institution.
Antiguan Students Opt to Stay in Cuba as Government Tracks Sanctions Effects
Antiguan students studying in Cuba have elected to remain on the island as the Antigua and Barbuda government monitors the potential impact of international sanctions on their welfare and living conditions.
AGHS Principal Withdraws Graduation Threat After Ministry Intervention
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Black History Month: Can the Celebration Be Complete Without African History?
As Black Heritage Month is observed, a growing debate asks whether the commemoration can be fully meaningful without a deeper focus on African history and its foundational role in the Black experience. According to Antigua.news, the question is prompting reflection among educators, cultural leaders, and communities across the region.
Government to Cover Full CXC Examination Fees for 2026 Candidates
The Antiguan government has announced it will cover the full CXC examination fees for all 2026 candidates, relieving families of a significant financial burden ahead of the region's key academic assessments.
Three Antiguans Selected for Prestigious US Young Leaders Fellowship
Three Antiguans have been named to the United States Young Leaders Fellowship Programme, according to Antigua.news, in a notable international recognition for the twin-island nation.
Cobbs Cross Primary School Installs Drip Irrigation System to Boost Agricultural Education
A new drip irrigation system has been installed at Cobbs Cross Primary School, advancing hands-on agricultural learning for students. The development, reported by Antigua.news, is expected to strengthen the school's farming education programme.
IWD Piggy Bank Drive Raises Over EC$1,200 for Youth Arise as YWiL Mentorship Wraps Up
The Young Women in Leadership programme's IWD Piggy Bank Initiative raised over EC$1,200 in a single day for Youth Arise, a charity founded by 2026 YWiL participant Makiba Ward, as the eight-week Mentorship Programme came to a close.