In this series on the constitution and constitutional reform, I have been arguing that the discussion and analysis that precede constitutional reform should centre on personhood and evolve around foundational issues of citizenship, justice, democracy and context.
As part of its commitment to quality education, UCCI launched its 2024 academic year with an intensive professional development initiative for faculty and staff, held throughout this August.
It is my view that even though constitutional reform is critical as an activity of politico-cultural renewal, not enough substantive discussion has been undertaken throughout Caribbean societies on the deep and relevant issues.
Advance Higher Education (Advance HE) has named the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) President and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Robert W. Robertson as a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Three exceptional Caymanian students have been selected to join the prestigious Dart Scholar programme in 2024.
Government structures such as legislatures, political parties and bureaucracies take on lives of their own and shape the behavior and attitudes of the people who live within and benefit from them in one form or another.
When the authorities of the Cayman Islands decided that it was important to have a day set aside to celebrate and focus on the constitution, they would have had in mind a vital fact: the critical importance of the constitution.
The Ministry of Education (MOE) and Department of Education Services (DES) are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of their expanded Summer School 2024 Catch-Up Programme.
TechCayman recently held their annual immersive robotics camp for students at Layman Scott High School in Cayman Brac.
The University of the West Indies’ (The UWI) strategy of focusing on the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in building out its academic reputation and global research profile has produced a perfect score in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings.
