Under the distinguished patronage of Her Excellency the Most Honorable Lady Allen, the West Indies College Preparatory hosted its Easter Cantata on Sunday, March 20, 2016.
Photographic Highlights of WIC's Prep Easter Cantata 2016
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A Look at the Obesity Problem in Jamaica or Growing Fat
Obesity is a major health concern in Jamaica and several other Caribbean countries. It has become the leading health issue in the 21st century. Approximately two-thirds of the world population is overweight. These shocking facts were presented by Damian Francis, a researcher and alumnus of the Northern Caribbean University, during his speech that kicked off the institution’s Nutrition Week.
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WIC Gives Back With its Easter Cantata 2016
Under the distinguished patronage of Her Excellency the Most Honorable Lady Allen, the West Indies College Preparatory hosted its Easter Cantata on Sunday, March 20, 2016.
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Super-Nutri Spread: The Anti-Cancer Product
Whether consciously or unconsciously, our lifestyle gives us over to the insidious terror of cancer, which is the second leading cause of death in Jamaica. Based on our busy schedules and financial status, we do not secure the proper diet that we would want, and our hectic lives lead us to exchange healthy meals for quick snacks and pastries.
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WIC Prep Scores Big at Cantata
The West Indies College Preparatory under the theme 'The Messiah' hosted its first Easter Cantata at the Northern Caribbean University's Gymnatorium. The cantata was used as a platform for students of the Prep School, Early Childhood and Day Care institutions to showcase their talents through music, dance, drama, speech and sign language.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Health Week 2016
Under the distinguished patronage of Her Excellency the Most Honorable Lady Allen, the West Indies College Preparatory hosted its Easter Cantata on Sunday, March 20, 2016.
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NCU Team Gives Back to Community
From the outside of his home constructed of wood, Roy Williams seems to lead a cozy life in Lyndhurst, Manchester. But a look on the inside reveals his less than comfortable living conditions.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Behavioural Sciences Team & PVIS in St Ann
A group of faculty members and senior undergrad scholars from Northern Caribbean University’s (NCU) Department of Behavioural & Social Sciences and officers from the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) recently conducted its initial Proactive Violence Interruption Strategy Intervention in communities in Browns Town, St Ann.
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NCU Elects New Student Government for 2016-2017
The United Student Movement (USM) of Northern Caribbean University (NCU), on March 30, conducted its annual student elections to select the new executive body of the USM for the Mandeville campus. After much fanfare and anticipation, the days of campaigning paid off for some candidates and the jubilation of their supporters could not be contained.
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DCS Arms of Love Reaches Out to Children at Hanbury Children’s Home
The Department of Communication Studies (DCS) at Northern Caribbean University Arms of Love celebrated its one-year anniversary by reaching out to the children in state care at the Hanbury Children’s Home on Easter Monday, March 28, 2016.
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Washington Post Test
Have you ever heard of the Washington Post Test? Maybe not. But while it is not popularly considered, it’s worth being prepared for. Washington Post is one of the leading newspapers in the United States which is well regarded for its news analysis on matters of national interest.
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Step up Your Health With the 10,000 Steps Challenge
The Department of Health and Wellness at Northern Caribbean University started the 10,000 step per day challenge 2016 on February 21 at the institution’s main campus. The main objective of the challenge is to create awareness about health and exercise to the members of the university in a fun and competitive way.
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Work Smarter not Harder
Exams are just around the corner, and the countdown of the finals week can be stressful for all students (I know it is for me); however, knowing how to adequately prepare for final exams is the strategy to avoiding stress and acing every one of them.
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USM Results Are In
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) elected a new president of the United Student Movement (USM) for the school year 2016-2017 while making some historical hallmarks. New President, Wayne Woolery, already holds a plethora of positions at NCU. He currently holds the offices of President of the Student Association of Literature Evangelists (S.A.L.E.), Public Relations Officer of the Ministerial Association (MA) and Elder at Northern Caribbean University Church.
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NCU Taps Into Billion Dollar Mobile Industry With Field Group Project
Snapchat, Instagram, Spotify, Badland, and Clash of Clans are some of the most used applications that are a part of the multi-billion dollar smart phone application and mobile gaming industry. What's more, a group of university students from the department of Computer Information Science (CIS) at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) have been tapping into the growing market with their own mobile gaming and applications.
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NCU Cops Three in a Row at NBMC
Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has, for the third consecutive year, come away as the winner of the National Business Model Competition (NBMC), with student-entrepreneur team Guardanna securing a cash prize of J$2 million.
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Photographic Highlights of NCU's Graduating Class Presentation 2016
The most recent Thursday General Assembly in the university's Gymnatorium was transformed into a hall of excellence as students marched down the aisle to be presented as a member of the graduating class, amidst the proud smiles and welcoming faces of students, staff and family members.
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Make Use of all Financing Options for Tertiary Education - Career Advisor
I am an excellent student in the area of business who wants to advance academically, but because of financial difficulties I don’t seem to be able to get myself enrolled in a tertiary institution.
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Change Does not Guarantee Success
The most recent Thursday General Assembly in the university's Gymnatorium was transformed into a hall of excellence as students marched down the aisle to be presented as a member of the graduating class, amidst the proud smiles and welcoming faces of students, staff and family members.
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NCU DCS Students Impact 'Babyland'
The Department of Communication Studies (DCS) Arms of Love, an outreach branch of the Communication Studies Department of Northern Caribbean University, exemplifies true nature of caring for others. Recently the team visited the Hanbury Children’s Home in Manchester for an Easter treat demonstrating volunteerism.
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