Northern Caribbean University News Articles

As part of a mission trip to Jamaica, a team from the University of Texas School, led by NCU’s President Elect Dr Lincoln Edwards, recently visited Northern Caribbean University, to work along with the Department of Dental Hygiene to host a dental clinic that benefitted the university family and members of the community.

The Fall 2016 semester at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) was off to a great start with hundreds of first year students congregating on the Main Campus, for a three-day orientation held in the Gymatorium from August 24 to 26, 2016.

Recently, Northern Caribbean University (NCU) hosted its annual Workers’ Consecration Service, which was held in the NCU Gymnatorium. At the beginning of each school year, the service is held as a way for the workers of the university to commit their lives to God.

Consecration can be described as the setting aside of your life to be to dedicated to God, and this was what new students were encouraged to do during the Freshman Consecration Service held at Northern Caribbean University (NCU) recently.

If you find yourself consistently glued to your computer screen for hours on end browsing the internet, this may be a signal of mental health issues, as Canadian researchers say internet addiction is indicative of other underlying problems. This report was carried during today’s Health Newscast on NCU FM.

When Jesus is on board it makes a difference, this was the message that was delivered on Friday, September 16, during the first service for the Fall 2016 Week of Prayer, themed “Oh it is Jesus”.

On Sabbath, September 17, the congregation at the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Church sat ready for the word of God to be spoken, on the second day of the Fall 2016 Week of Prayer, themed “Oh it is Jesus”.

During NCU FM’s Health Newscast for September 21, it was reported that the United Nations (UN) have pledged to eradicate superbugs, early introduction to eggs and peanuts may reduce allergy risk and stress may lower women’s fertility.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a whopping nine out of 10 people on the planet breathe polluted air; based on the findings of a study which shows a map of global concentrations of air pollutants.

The world's first baby has been born using a new "three person" fertility technique.

A large analysis study shows that a lifelong inclination towards loneliness may be as a result of some genetic influence. This was announced during NCU FM’s Health Newscast on September 28.

The Meteorological Service has continued a Severe Weather Alert for Jamaica as Tropical Storm Matthew continues moving westward through the eastern Caribbean.

The Meteorological Service has maintained a HURRICANE WARNING for Jamaica, as dangerous Hurricane Matthew moves towards Jamaica over the next 24-36 hours.

Due to the impending passage of Hurricane Matthew, the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) administration advises that all classes have been cancelled for Monday, October 3, 2016.

The Meteorological Service has maintained a HURRICANE WARNING for Jamaica, as dangerous Hurricane Matthew has strengthened slightly and resumed its northwest motion towards Jamaica.

Due to the impending passage of Hurricane Matthew, the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) administration is announcing that the University remains closed on Tuesday, October 4, 2016 until further notice.

Due to the impending passage of Hurricane Matthew, the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) administration advises that the ?University ?remains closed on Tuesday, October 4, 2016 until further notice, and that ?NCU Homecoming 2016 has been postponed from this weekend (October 6-9) to the last weekend of November 2016 (Thursday, November 24 to Sunday November 27).

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