30 November 2022
AMEU Graduates Inspired to Remain Steadfast Despite ‘Enormous’ Challenges
The Executive Director of the Department of Global Witness and Ministry of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Dr. John Green has called on graduates of the challenged graduates of AME University to remain steadfast despite current prevailing challenges in the society. Read more
BlueCrest University Scholarship Targets 30 Librarian Students
In support of government’s Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development, BlueCrest University College Liberia has launched the second edition of its ‘Let’s Make Liberia Great’ (LMLG) 2023 scholarship program for undergraduate degrees in Information Technology (IT), targeting 30 Librarian students. Read more
BlueCrest University to Offer Master’s Degree in IT
It’s been a long time since BlueCrest University Liberia ventured into its quest to offer graduate degrees at the University. Two weeks after its 6th graduation convocation, the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) has provisionally accredited BlueCrest to offer and award a master’s degree in Information technology… Read more
Cuttington University Dedicates New Graduate School Annex
The President of Cuttington University (CU), Dr. Romelle A. Horton, has dedicated a new annex of the University’s School of Graduate and Professional Studies (CUSGPS) aimed at helping to alleviate the infrastructural challenges facing the institution. Read more
Cuttington University First Female President to be Inducted on Saturday
Cuttington University will Saturday, November 12, 2022, host an induction ceremony for Dr. Romelle Horton as its 13th and first female president of the institution. Read more
Dr. Romelle Horton Inducted as 13th President of Cuttington University –
Dr. Romelle Horton has been inducted as the 13th president of Cuttington University. Delivering her investiture remarks Saturday, Dr. Horton said her administration is in the process of refreshing and reinventing the university’s strategic plans and partnership… Read more
Government of Liberia and Partners Kickoff 24 months TVET Teacher Trainer Training Course
On 31 October 2022, the Government of Liberia, with funding from the European Union and the Government of Sweden through the ‘Youth Rising’ and ‘Promoting Youth Employment Through TVET’ projects implemented by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), … Read more
Liberian Prelate Urges Graduates of African Dream Academy to Dream Big to Succeed
A Liberian prelate, Timothy Wulah, has advised the youths to take their destiny into their hands and dream big to succeed and impact their world. Read more
Students, Administration Reach Agreement on Payment of Registration Fees and Transportation Service
Student leaders and representatives of various student organizations at the University of Liberia (UL) have voted in majority to pay 50 percent of their registration fees before the midterm exam in the second semester for Academic Year 2022. Read more
Twenty (20) winners of RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Competition 2022…
The Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) is pleased to announce the 20 winners of the 2022 RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Competition. The competition attracted 136 applications from 16 countries in Africa… Read more
UL Announces Academic Excellence Journalism Award in Memory of Philip Wesseh
The authorities of the University of Liberia (UL) have announced the establishment of an Academic Excellence Journalism Award in memory of a statesman, illustrious Liberian, and icon of print journalism in Liberia, Philip N. Wesseh. Read more
UL Law School Launches Justice Hotline Service Clinic
The Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law at the University of Liberia (UL) has officially launched a Justice Hotline Service Clinic for students. The Hotline Clinic will be supervised by technical legal persons. It is set up to receive information from callers in targeted counties and make a referral for appropriate legal advice on cases. Read more
University of Liberia Announces Academic Excellence Journalism Award in Memory of Philip N. Wesseh
The authorities of the University of Liberia (UL) have announced the establishment of Academic Excellence Journalism Award in memory of a statesman, illustrious Liberian and an icon of Print Journalism in Liberia, Mr. Philip N. Wesseh. Read more
31 October 2022
‘College Education is Hard Work’
Liberian journalist and lawyer Atty. Facia Harris has challenged freshman students at the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) to brace for challenges in their academic sojourn, warning that college education is hard work. Read more
Director of Higher Education Expressed Satisfaction with Facilities at Hill City University of Science and Technology
The Director General (DG) of the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), Dr. Edward Lama Wonkeryor on October 21, 2022, led a high-power delegation to the campuses of Hill City University of Science and Technology-Liberia (HCUST) in Gbengbahs town, … Read more
First Female President of Cuttington University Talks Creativity, Innovation and Technology for the Advancement of the Varsity
Few days ago, the President of one of Africa’s prestigious higher learning institutions, Cuttington University (CU), granted this newspaper the opportunity to sit with her and lecture about activities at CU, … Read more
Four Liberian Scholars to Gain Foreign Exposure in Nigeria
Four Liberian scholars of the Hill City University of Science and Technology (HCUST) along the Roberts International Airport (RIA) highway are expected to travel to Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, Nigeria. Read more
High-Powered Delegation from Prof. Amos Sawyer College Arrive in India
The Dean of the Prof. Amos C. Sawyer College of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Liberia, Associate Prof. Josephus M. Gray is leading a three-man high-powered delegation from the College to New Delhi, India, upon the official invitation of the Sharda University to participate in a week-long academic forum… Read more
NCHE Boss Tours Hill City University
The Director General of the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), Dr. Edward Lama Wonkeryor on 21 October 2022 led a higher power delegation to the campuses of Hill City University of Science and Technology-Liberia (HCUST) for an acquaintance visit. Read more
Pig Feet & Chicken Feet in Liberian Diet Traced as Legacy of Slavery
In a keynote speech on Day Two of a three-day “Afterlives of Slavery” International Conference in Monrovia, Prof. Dr. William Ezra Allen, Director of the Center for Diaspora and Migration Studies at the University of Liberia, gave some historical accounts based on findings from his current research project. Read more
President Weah Reconstitutes Inter-Ministerial Taskforce on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
The President of the Republic, H. E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has reconstituted the Inter-Ministerial Taskforce (IMTF) on Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). Read more
Tubman University Suspends Campus Politics
The Administration of the state-run William V.S. Tubman University in Harper, Maryland County has with immediate effect suspended all campus-based student politics. Read more
Twenty (20) Winners of RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Competition…
The Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) is pleased to announce the 20 winners of the 2022 RUFORUM Young African Entrepreneurs Competition. The competition attracted 136 applications from 16 countries in Africa… Read more
UL’s Former Student Leader Elected President of the Federation of African Law Students
Siaffa Bahn Kemokai, II, a senior student at the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law at the University of Liberia has been elected president for the Federation of African Law Students (FALAS) at the 2022 Annual Conference… Read more
University of Liberia and Sharda University of India Sign Major Memorandum of Understanding
The University of Liberia and Sharda University in New Delhi, India on Thursday, October 6, 2022, signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with focus primarily on capacity building of both the faculty and students of the University of Liberia… Read more
USAID to Train 3,500 Teacher Aspirants
In an effort to provide qualified teachers in Liberian schools, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) discloses plan to train 3,500 aspirants for the teaching profession. Read more
UL Delegation to India Yields Stronger Ties with Indian Universities, Scholars
Generally, the official trip to India has yielded stronger relationships with academic institutions, high profile professors, scholars and the leadership of Indian educational sector. Read more
30 September 2022
100 Campers Graduate from Camp xSEL Second Cohort
The University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the United States-based partner universities Yale and Vanderbilt, has concluded a four-week Camp xSEL (Excellence in Science Education for Liberia) program, a USAID… Read more
Cummings Africa Foundation Awards Scholarships to Nine College Students
The Cummings Africa Foundation (CAF) has awarded nine fully-funded scholarships to prospective students to pursue tertiary studies in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, Math (STEM), and Agriculture. Read more
Cuttington University to Host Bicentennial Forum
Cuttington University, Liberia’s second oldest institution of higher learning, will host a National Bicentennial Forum on the theme: “Historical, Cultural and Socio-Economic Perspectives of Liberia’s Bicentennial (1822-2022).” Read more
Chinese Gov’t Announces 190 Scholarships for Liberians
The Chinese government through its embassy near Monrovia has disclosed that it will provide 190 full scholarships to Liberian elite scholars, many of whom are expected to leave for China soon. Read more
Mining and Minerals have had Limited Educational Benefits
The story of mineral discoveries and mining in Africa being a social curse for the continent is likely to persist after researchers at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank recently found no conclusive evidence of intergenerational mobility into higher education in most African countries and districts where extractions of mineral resources occur. Read more
Nyan Scholarship Program Training over 30 Medical Professionals in Liberia, 8 Graduated
In an effort to boost Liberia’s health system, 8 of about 35 students sponsored by the Nyan Scholarship Program (NSP) recently graduated from two major healthcare training institutions in Liberia after successfully completing three to four years of studies in nursing and midwifery. Read more
President Weah Motivates United Methodist University (UMU) Graduates to Aspire for Greatness
The President of the Republic, H. E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has once again accentuated the importance of education in nation-building and implored young Liberians to aspire for excellence in order to meaningfully contribute to Liberia’s growth and development. Read more
Princeton University, EJS Center Climax Mentorship Symposium
United States-based Princeton University School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) in collaboration with the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Presidential Center for Women and Development (EJS) has climaxed a one-day symposium for over 70 youth across Liberia. Read more
Sister Aid Liberia Holds Dialogue on Women’s Political Participation with University Students
As the country moves toward the 2023 Presidential and General Elections in 2023, Sister Aid Liberia Inc. (SALI) today held a one-day dialogue with scores of university students including young women and girls in Monrovia. Read more
UL President Laments Students’ Refusal to Pay Registration Fees and…
The president of the University of Liberia Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson is calling on both graduate and undergraduate students at the university to pay their fees to enable the university to run smoothly. Read more
UL Releases First Entrance Results For 2022
The University of Liberia (UL) through its Center for Testing and Evaluation (CTE) has released the results of its first Entrance and Aptitude Test for 2022.A total of 12,338 candidates sat for the Undergraduate Colleges Entrance and Placement Exam, while 1,040 candidates sat the Graduate and Professional Schools aptitude test. Read more
UNILAG Hosts 4 W/African Universities in Two-Day Regional Workshop, Plans Stronger Collaborations
University of Lagos (UNILAG) has concluded plans to strengthen collaborations with sister universities in the West African sub-region. The plans formed part of resolutions reached a two-day Regional Stakeholders Impact Workshop, which rounded off at the Arthur Mbanefo Digital Research Centre recently. Read more
United Methodist University Graduates Get Refund
The administration of the United Methodist University (UMU) has commenced the reimbursement of graduation fees initially paid by recent graduates of the institution prior to the goodwill gesture from President George Manneh Weah, … Read more
31 August 2022
AMEU Disciplines Student Leader for Involvement in Violence
The African Methodist Episcopal University in Monrovia has with immediate effect relieved Student Abdurahman Barry of his position as president of the 22nd graduating class and head of the student governing council for his involvement in violent protest perpetrated by the CDC-Councils of Patriot (CoP)… Read more
AME Zion, Botswana University Discuss Collaboration
A team of professors from the University of Botswana has expressed the need to strengthen and foster academic collaboration with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) to meet the 2063 African Union Development Agenda. Read more
ArcelorMittal Liberia Awards Scholarship to 22 Liberians to Study Abroad
Twenty-two young Liberians have been awarded academic scholarships by ArcelorMittal Liberia to study overseas, for advanced degrees in various science-related disciplines. Read more
BlueCrest University Going Beyond Higher Education
BlueCrest University is one of Liberia’s premier IT universities that has imparted a “mindset of progress” among learners through different portfolios in Information Technology (IT). Read more
CJID Holds Campus Journalism Training of 45 Students from Universities in Various Journalism Techniques
Forty-five student journalists from at least four tertiary institutions in Liberia are set to benefit from a training organized by the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) CJID, … Read more
Students from Africa May Soon Start to Return to China
China is preparing to welcome back students from Africa who have been unable to return to the country since they left following the outbreak of COVID-19 in 2020. Read more
UB Ready and Well Positioned to Revitalize Liberia’s Education System
A University of Botswana delegation led by Vice Chancellor, Professor David Norris, is in Monrovia, Liberia on a week-long visit to seek collaborations and offer expertise to the Liberian government in transforming the country’s education system. Read more
UB Team Visits Liberian Universities for Institutional Partnerships and Research Collaborations
A University of Botswana delegation which is currently in Liberia has held talks with officials from various Liberian universities seeking institutional partnerships and research collaborations. Among the institutions they visited so far is the African Methodist University and University of Liberia. Read more
UL Honors and Decorates Dean Warner for Outstanding Service
The Management Team of the University of Liberia (UL) has honored Counselor T. Negbalee Warner, outgoing Dean of the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law.Cllr. Warner was honored… Read more
UL Names Faculty Lounge in Honor of Thelma Duncan Sawyer
The leadership of the Prof. Amos C. Sawyer College of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Liberia, has launched faculty lounge project at Fendall Campus for use by faculty members at the college. Read more
University Lecturer Sillah Rallies Support to Include Agricultural Science in School High Curriculum
A Lecturer at the University of Liberia, Mr. Zayzay Sillah says, he’s rallying support for the Ministry of Education to authorize the inclusion of agricultural science in the high school’s curriculum. Read more
Youths Stuck as HE Fails to Provide Job-Relevant Skills
The journey from school to well-paying jobs is full of challenges to most young people in 22 countries in Western and Central Africa, as universities and other tertiary education institutions in the region have not been responding quickly to the changing nature of work, according to the World Bank. Read more
31 July 2022
Analysis of the Impact of eLearning on Quality Teaching and learning on Tertiary Education in Liberia
This compressive assessment is intended to contribute to existing publications on the impact of eLearning on quality education on tertiary education, particularly nation’s flagship University of Liberia. Read more
CBL Donates Computers to UL Business College
In furtherance of its corporate social responsibility, the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has provided several desktop computers to the A. Romeo Horton College of Business and Public Administration at the University of Liberia (UL). Read more
Protesters Demand Bassa University President’s Removal
The President of the Grand Bassa University, Dr. Samuel Monwell, has been asked to resign over “poor administrative practices that have seen the university’s nursing department being closed by the Liberian Board of Nursing and Midwifery (LBNM). Read more
Some 12,600 Undergraduates Conclude UL Entrance Exam
The State-run University of Liberia has administered its first 2022 entrance exam for Liberians in pursuit of higher education. According to information from the University of Liberia, over 12,600 undergraduate candidates who registered sat the entrance exam. Read more
South Africa’s University Pledges Support to Munah-Tech
The University of South Africa has pledged collaborative support to the newly opened Munah’s Pelham Youngblood school of technical and vocational training studies or Munah Tech, South Africa’s Ambassador to Liberia Prof. M. Iqbal Jhazbhay has disclosed. Read more
University of Liberia Embarks on Nationwide Recruitment of Students for USAID Sponsored Camp-XEL
As a means of motivating students across the country to develop interest in Sciences upon completion from high school, the state-run University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the United States-based partner universities Yale and Vanderbilt, has begun the recruitment process… Read more
30 June 2022
ALJA Launches Scholarship Fund at the University of Liberia
The Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) will on Monday, June 20, 2022, launch its Scholarship Fund for deserving students of the Department of Communication and Media Studies at the University of Liberia. Read more
BlueCrest University Inaugurates School of Fashion, Design
The BlueCrest University has inaugurated the nation’s first school of fashion and design, an initiative that is being considered a great step toward spurring a culture of entrepreneurship in Liberia. Read more
Bridge-U Launches Center – for Teaching, Learning, Innovation at UL Collage of Health Sciences
The University of Liberia, College of Health Science (ULCHS) in partnership with Yale University and the Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) Tuesday, June 21, 2022 launched its Center for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation at the college of health science auditorium. Read more
Education, Sports Ministers Tour EU Funded TVET Facilities
The Minister of Education, Prof. D. Ansu Sonii, and the Minister of Youth and Sports, D. Zeogar Wilson, on June 24, toured all ongoing construction and renovation works of EU-funded TVET facilities under the Youth Rising Project including, the William V.S. Tubman High School in Monrovia, …Read more
“Invest ArcelorMittal’s Millions in Education”: Nimba University Executives plead with County Leadership
The Leadership of the College of Engineering and Geo-Sciences at Nimba University has pleaded with their county leadership to invest a significant portion of the 1.3 million ArcelorMittal social development fund to build the capacities of young people. Read more
Liberia Movie Union Wants UL Establish Diploma Program in Film Production
The President of Liberia Movie Union (LIMU), Mr. Eddie Gibson on Monday paid a courtesy visit at Amos Claudius Sawyer College of Social Sciences and Humanities, University of Liberia Fendall Campus to hold discussion with the Dean of the College, Prof. Dr. Josephus M. Gray… Read more
President Weah Promises to Pay the Graduation Fee for 456 Graduates…
Smiles could not cease from the faces of the graduates of the African Methodist Episcopal (A.M.E) Zion University as the Liberian President George Weah announced at the 31st Graduation ceremony that he will pay the graduation fee for all 356 graduates. Read more
SUP Demands Publication of University Lecturers’ Credentials
The campus-based Vanguard Student Unification Party (SUP) at the University of Liberia (UL) is demanding that the university authorities and all other public and private tertiary institutions across the country immediately publish the academic profile of all lecturers at various universities here. Read more
UL Administration Plead for Dialogue Amid Standoff With ULFA
University of Liberia Vice President for UL-Relations says the University President Dr. Julius Nelson was not aware of some faculty members who were double-dipping at the institution. Read more
ULCHS, BRIDGE-U: Liberia Launch CTLI This Week
The University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the USAID-funded BRIDGE-U: Liberia project, is expected to officially launch its Center for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation (CTLI) with a series of events on June 21-23, 2022, at the campus. Read more
UL Professor’s Book Gets High International Recognition
The Chairman of the Department of Political Science at the University of Liberia (UL), Prof. Richmond Anderson has expressed delight over the high international recognition his newly published book has received, unveiling a certificate awarded him by the Author House in Washington D.C., United States of America. Read more
UL Student Wins Chinese-Bridge Proficiency Competition
Student Clarence S. Johnson of the Confucius Institute at the University of Liberia has emerged as the grand prize winner of this year’s Chinese-Bridge Proficiency competition to represent Liberia at the Global final this July in China. Read more
University of Liberia Extends Resumption of Classes to June 27 to Make Way for Campus Rehabilitation
The University of Liberia has extended the opening of classes from June 6, 2022 to June 27, 2022, to give chance to the contractors as the rehabilitation of the campuses of the University of Liberia comes into full swing for the next three weeks. Read more
University of Liberia Faculty Boycott Classes in Demand of President Dismissal
In their bid to call for the removal of the President of the University of Liberia, Dr. Julius S. Nelson for numerous administrative reasons, the entire teaching professors yesterday, June 27, 2022 abandoned classes, leaving hundreds of students littering on main campus; … Read more
University of Liberia Faculty Wants Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson Removed as President; …
The University of Liberia Faculty Association (ULFA) has with immediate effect passed a vote of no confidence in the President of the state-owned institution, Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson, for allegedly removing some of them from the payroll following a mandate from the Government of Liberia (GOL). Read more
University of Liberia Holds Entrepreneurship Seminar
The University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the USAID-funded Bringing Research to Impact for Development and Global Engagement – Utilization (BRIDGE-U Liberia) project on Wednesday, June 22, 2022 held a one-day entrepreneurship seminar… Read more
Wright State Graduate Making Impact in Dayton and Liberia with Library for Africa Project
Jenkins, who received a master’s degree in educational leadership from Wright State University, began learning through her understudies about African culture and the challenges young people face when it came to education. It had an impact on her. Read more
31 May 2022
15 University Based Student Associations Urge Liberian Gov’t to Conclude ArcelorMittal MDA
Fifteen county-based student association at the state-run university, the University of Liberia is calling on the Liberian Government to be resolute in the conclusion of the ArcelorMittal Mineral Development Agreement (MDA), and further cautioned if this is not done it will create security and economic threat. Read more
20 Health Specialists End 2nd Cohort Mentorship Program at UL Medical School
Twenty health specialists have completed a four – day mentorship program organized by the College of Health Sciences, University of Liberia (UL) as part of a multi – year joint project funded by PEER and BRIDGE-U: Applying Research for a Healthy Liberia. Read more
ACEDHARS Trains over 162 Health Practitioners
The African Center of Excellence for Drug Research, Herbal Medicine Development and Regulatory Science (ACEDHARS) at Lagos University in Nigeria in collaboration with the Traditional Complementary Medicine Unite at the Ministry of Health and the School of Pharmacy here has ended five days of training on Toxicological Evaluation of Herbal Product for over 162 professional health workers and traditional healers in Liberia. Read more
Africa’s Higher Education Prospects and Challenges in 2022
Higher education in Africa is key to its development. As the world becomes more interconnected, education becomes the key to sustainability. African governments are investing more in higher education. Read more
Ignorance About Addis Convention Hampers Its Ratification
African education leaders are calling for more action to create increased awareness of the Addis Convention about the recognition of qualifications in higher education, noting that many countries were yet to ratify it nearly three years after it came into force. Read more
LICOSES College Boosts Gov’t’s Educational Program
The Liberian Government’s quest to have qualified teaches in the various schools across the country has been buttressed by the Administration of LICOSESS College of Education, by committing to provide five hundred scholarships to in-service Teachers within Montserrado County. Read more
MCC Recruits 250 University Students
The Monrovia City Corporation or MCC has recruited about 250 university students to serve as numerators for the Corporation’s data collection process. Read more
NCHE to Weed out Fake University Instructors
The National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) has disclosed plans to begin a credential audit at various universities and colleges across Liberia starting with the University of Liberia and the Tubman University. Read more
SMYTHE Institute Transition to SMYTHE University College
Former District #12 Lawmaker and Board Chairman of SMYTHE Institute, Hon. Richmond S. Anderson has disclosed that SMYTHE Institute of Management and Technology will now transition to SMYTHE University to begin a bachelor’s degree programs. Read more
30 April 2022
SUP Protests Untidiness at UL
The campus-based Students Unification Party (SUP) at the state-run University of Liberia threatens to stage another protest against what it terms Administration’s failure to renovate the University’s two campuses, as earlier promised. Read more
UL Pays Final Respect to Fallen Former President
The University of Liberia (UL) has held a vigil service for its former president, the late Prof. Dr. Emmet A. Dennis, who died on March 6, 2022, in Englewood, New Jersey, United States of America. Read more
UL’s LUX Radio Launches Press Club for High School Students
LUX RADIO 106.5, a teaching broadcasting station of the University of Liberia launched its ‘Press Club’ for students in high schools throughout the Country, beginning with institutes in Montserrado County… Read more
USAID-Liberia Ends 3-Day Workshop
Cuttington University Campus, Bong County-USAID Transforming the Education System (TESTS) implemented by RTI International in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and the National Commission on Higher Education has concluded a three-day Curriculum Revisions Board Workshop… Read more
31 March 2022
Alleged Rape at AME University
An entrance examiner at the African Methodist Episcopal University in Monrovia has allegedly raped an 18-year-old woman seeking admission to the University. Read more
“Change The Narrative”: Pro-Tempore Chie Urges Graduates
The President Pro – Tempore of the Liberian Senate Hon. Albert T. Chie has challenged graduates of the University of Liberia (UL) to go and change the narrative in the larger society, cautioning them to not join the bandwagon of many of the technical people who are not up to the task. Read more
NaFAA Receives World Bank US1.2M To Introduce Fisheries Degree Programs At UL
The Management the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) has disclosed that it has received a funding of USS$1.2 million from the World Bank for the purpose of introducing fisheries science degree program at the University of Liberia. Read more
NafAA, UL to Start Fisheries Science Degree Program
The University of Liberia (UL) and the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NafAA) have signed a memorandum of understanding to start a Bachelor of Science degree program in Fisheries at the University aimed at attracting Liberians to fishery sector here that will increase productivity… Read more
Protest Continues at Tubman University
Protesting students of the Tubman University in Harper City, Maryland county have disrupted grade school activities in Harper City, demanding government’s attention to an indefinite go-slow by the faculty association of the University since February. Read more
Technical Vocational Education and Training on the Rise as Installation of Modern Training…
The Government of Liberia through its Ministry of Education and Youth and Sports with funding from the European Union through the Youth Rising project i last week began the installation of modern carpentry and Joinery training equipment at MTVC, W.V.S. Read more
Tubman University Administration Reacts to Faculty’s Demands
The Administration of the William V.S. Tubman University says at no point in time has the President of the University, Dr. D. Elloitt Wreh-Wilson, transferred anyone with a bachelor’s degree to the classroom as claimed by the Faculty Association. Read more
UL Defends Koijee’s Graduation
The President of the University of Liberia, Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson says the UL Administration did investigate and clear Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Koijee of academic fraud, which led to his graduation recently. Read more
UL, NaFAA Sign MOU for the Establishment of Fishery Science Program
The University of Liberia (UL) and the National Fishery and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a Fishery Science program in the William R. Tolbert, Jr., College of Agriculture and Forestry. Read more
United Methodist University to Launch School of Marine Sciences
The United Methodist University of Liberia (UMU), in partnership with the Blue Action Network (BAN), will launch a new college named Patrizia Ziveri School of Marine Sciences of the United Methodist University… Read more
University of Liberia Launches Department of Computer, Information Science
The University of Liberia (UL) has officially launched the Department of Computer and Information Sciences (DCIS) program as a new department within the Thomas J. Faulkner College of Science and Technology. Read more
Youths from Africa and the Arab World Commit to Advancing Cooperation in agriculture…
The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) in partnership with the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) organized a youth dialogue under the theme, “Enhancing food security through innovations and planetary health: the role of youth.” Read more
28 February 2022
BlueCrest University Awards Scholarships to 30 Liberian Students Ahead of 2022/2023…
The BlueCrest University College has awarded scholarships to 30 Liberian students to study Information Technology (IT) and Business at the school. The students were selected after they scored the required marks in an aptitude test administered by the school. Read more
Faith University College Announces 3,000 Scholarships
The president and founder of Faith University College in Diggsville, lower Magibi County, Rev. Tarley W. Garley, announces 3,000 scholarships to boost the educational system in Liberia after the official launch of the M.K.S Faith University College. Read more
Government of Liberia, UL Administration Address Employees’ Salary Disparity, …
The Government of Liberia and the administration of the University of Liberia have begun addressing some of the major demands raised by the University of Liberia (UL) Faculty Association (ULFA) headed Dr. Edna Johnny as president. Read more
National Commission on Higher Education Gives Change Agent Network to Run University
The Board of Commissioners of the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) has given its approbation to the management of the ‘proposed Change Agent Network University (CAN-U)’ to begin full operation this March 2022. Read more
The Role of Higher Education in the Sub-Region: Prospects and Challenges
Like in other parts of the world, Higher education is critical for developing the requisite human capital for knowledge generations, technology and innovation advancement and hence directly influences the countries or region’s competitiveness. Read more
University of Liberia Faculty Association Challenges Authorities …
The University of Liberia Faculty Association (ULFA) has challenged authorities of the state-owned institution to fast track its recently announced credential audits in a bid to weed out fake degrees holders lecturing at the UL. Read more
University Systems in 45 Countries have Barely Been Studied
Higher education in Africa has become a frequently researched topic from 2000 onwards, but the systems in 45 out of 54 countries on the continent have barely been studied and 20 countries lack internal higher education expertise. This is a matter of concern, states a new study. Read more
31 January 2022
12 TVET Instructors Depart Liberia for 2 Years Studies in Zambia
About 12 Liberian TVET instructors departed the country on Tuesday, January 4, 2022 Liberia for Zambia to study Information Technology.Under the Youth Rising Project sponsored by the European Union, the 12 instructors will benefit from a twenty-four-month professional training…Read more
BlueCrest University Launches Undergrad Scholarship
One of Liberia’s premier Information Technology (IT) universities, BlueCrest University, has launched a scholarship program for undergraduate Liberian Students (2020 and 2021 high school graduates) valued over US$130K. Read more
Liberia College Reactivates Undergraduate Thesis and Defense
At long last, the Liberia College (College of Social Sciences and Humanities), University of Liberia after about 15 years, on Tuesday, January 11, 2022 held a colorful program marking the official reactivation of the defense of undergraduate thesis. Read more
President Weah Appoints Boards of Trustees of Three Tertiary Educational Institutions…
The President of the Republic, Dr. George Manneh Weah, has constituted the Boards of Trustees of three tertiary educational institutions in Grand Kru County.The institutions include Grand Kru Couty Technical College, Trehnbo Vocational Institute and Forpoh Vocational Training Institute. Read more
UL President Hails Gov’t for Support
The President of the University of Liberia (UL), Dr. Julius Julukon Nelson, Jr., has hailed the tremendous progress the university has made with support from the Government of Liberia toward solving perennial, age-old problems that have affected the running of the institution. Read more
University of Liberia to Commemorate its 71 Founder’s Day
event is poised to bring together UL’s faculty, staff, and students, along with Liberians from all walks of life, senior policymakers, government officials, as well as dignitaries and academics from abroad. Read more
31 December 2021
GOL Pledges 32 Seated Bus to CU Students
The Government of Liberia (GOL) has promised to donate a 32-seated bus to the Administration of Cuttington University in Suakoko District, Bong County in order to alleviate the transportation challenge students of the institution are faced with. Read more
Ministry of Finance to Take over the University of Liberia Payroll …
The main campus of the state-owned University of Liberia (UL) was a scene of violent actions when scores of Police Support Unit (PSU) officers of the Liberia National Police (LNP) fired tear gas to disperse hundreds of students in the wake of a high level of distrust among authorities of the university … Read more
Nat’l Com. on Higher Education Stripes Four Colleges of Accreditation
The National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) has striped four colleges of their accreditation, for not living up to the standards of the Commission. Read more
Report Warns that Space for Free Flow of Ideas is Shrinking
Several African governments are restricting and curtailing the freedom of movement of academics and students through targeted actions, policies and practices that have frustrated the free flow of ideas,… Read more
Researchers Failing ‘Relevance Test’, Some HE Ministers Say
African ministers of education, science and technology faulted scientists for doing research that seemed to be producing knowledge for “the sake of it”, without clear benefits for the larger society and its national challenges. Read more
UL Plans over US$5M Renovation
The four major campuses of the University of Liberia are expected to undergo renovations as part of the University’s plan to create a better learning environment for its growing student population. Read more
30 November 2021
85 Students Graduate from Camp XSEL Inaugural Class at UL
At least 85 students have graduated from Camp xSEL (Excellence in Science Education for Liberia), a month – long preparatory program for pre – medical and pre – clinical students, run at the University of Liberia (UL) in partnership with United States-based partner universities, Yale and Vanderbilt… Read more
AFRIGIST Seeks Collaboration for PhD, Exchange Programs
The African Regional Institute for Geospatial Information Science and Technology (AFRIGIST), under the auspices of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has met with the University of Liberia (UL) on collaboration and partnership for the establishment and execution of PhD programs in Geography or Demography … Read more
BlueCrest Fined US$10K for ‘Unapproved Master’s Degree Program’
The BlueCrest University College has been fined US$10,000 for operating an unapproved master’s degree program in information technology. Read more
Eighty-Six Students Graduate Camp xSEL Inaugural Class; As ULCHS Launches Revised Curriculum for Medical School
The University of Liberia College of Health Sciences (ULCHS), in partnership with the United States-based partner universities, Yale and Vanderbilt, has concluded a four-week preparatory training held to equip incoming students with learning tools for their journey in pre-medical and pre-clinical studies at the University of Liberia. Read more
HIAU Partners with Oral Roberts Univ. for US-standard Education in Liberia
The Presiding Bishop of the Harvest Intercontinental Ministries Unlimited, Dr. Darlingston G. Johnson says the Harvest Intercontinental American University (HIAU) is poised to begin full educational operations in Liberia beginning October 2022… Read more
Mass Dismissal Looms at Nimba County University College
Tension is brewing at the Nimba County University College (NCUC) following the recent pronouncement by the newly appointed President of the University, Dr. Jesses Noah Mongrue, declaring all positions from Vice President to Director vacant. Read more
Nimba County University President Surfers House Arrest
The President of the Nimba County University College Dr. Jesse Noah Mongrue, has been placed under house arrest by aggrieved students of the University, demanding the immediate resumption of regular academic activities. Read more
Six Liberians Benefit Chevening Scholarship
Six Liberians are proud scholars from the global Chevening program sponsored by the Government of the United Kingdom. The beneficiaries are 2019-2020 cohorts of Liberian Chevening Scholars who completed their studies with distinctions in various professional disciplines and have returned home.They include Attorney Lamii Kpargoi, who… Read more
UL Revised Curriculum for Medical College
Authorities at the University of Liberia (UL) have revised the A. M. Dogliotti College of Medicine curriculum to prepare medical students for the journeys of pre-medical and pre-clinical studies at the University. Read more
UL, UNESCO Hold School Management Workshop
The Liberian Institute of Policy Studies and Research (LIPSR) at the University of Liberia (UL) in collaboration with the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has held a Management of School Transformations (MOST) workshop on Fendall Campus, Louisiana, as part of the implementation of Natural and Social Science Transformation at the university. Read more
31 October 2021
Association Canvasses Increased Funding
The Academic and Research Libraries Section (ARLS) has called for increased funding of educational libraries to improve work efficiency and enhance productivity in higher institutions. Read more
Hucha, UL Sign Partnership Agreement
Hucha Technologies, a corporation constituted under the laws of the State of Delaware, United States of America, has signed a partnership agreement with the University of Liberia (UL) to provide services in priority areas including robotics, micro, and macro technologies. Read more
Ministry of Education Announces Activities Leading to the Reopening of Schools…
In order to professionalize and standardize the education system, the Ministry of Education officially announces the commencement of activities leading to the reopening of schools. Read more
Rethinking the Role of TVET in Future Work and Lifelong Learning, in Light of Digitalization and the 4IR
The report demonstrates that TVET has not been given sufficient recognition by African countries despite their declared commitment and some consequential progress. Read more
UL Faculty to Hold Weah Accountable
The University of Liberia UL Faculty Association (ULFA) says it will hold accountable, Liberian President and Visitor of the University of Liberia (UL), George Manneh Weah, for the success of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed last Friday, … Read more
University of Liberia Faculty Returns to Class this Week
The University of Liberia Faculty Association (ULFA) has signed a memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Liberia and the University of Liberia (UL) Administration, assuring a return to classes this week, effective Friday, 8 October 2021. Read more
U.S. Embassy Monrovia Celebrates the 2021 Class of Mandela Washington Fellows
On October 14, 2021, Ambassador Michael McCarthy and U.S. Embassy Monrovia celebrated the 2021 class of the Mandela Washington Fellowship. Read more
30 September 2021
102nd Graduating Class Inducts Officials
The 102nd graduating class of the University of Liberia (UL) over the weekend inducted its officials to steer the affairs of the 2020/2021 class. Read more
Nimba, Grand Bassa Community College Get University Status
The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has concurred with the House of Representatives to elevate Grand Bassa County Community College to Grand Bassa University College. Read more
…Over Age-Old Problems Concerning Welfare Condition of Faculty
The Faculty Association of the University of Liberia has shut down the university after its members walked off their job in protest for better working conditions and pay. Read more
Sen. Tokpa’s Higher Education Ministry Bill Gets Tough Reactions
Bong County Senator, Dr. Henrique Tokpa has submitted a bill to his colleagues (Plenary of Senate) seeking the establishment of a new Ministry of Education to be named and styled “Ministry of Higher Education,” but his effort has come under serious criticism. Read more
Stella Maris University Student Wins Lonestar Cell MTN’s Y’ello Star Talent Hunt Competition
Lonestar Cell MTN inaugural Y’ello Star talent contest came to a rousing end Saturday, September 11, 2021, with one contestant winning the coveted title: MTN Y’ello Star. Read more
Rep. Dopoh Seeks Funding for Tubman University
River Gee electoral District #3 Representative Francis S. Dopoh asks the House of Representatives to fund the Tubman University in Maryland County.Representative Dopoh says the request is his honest plea to his colleagues to allocate budgetary support for the Tubman University, … Read more
Thomas Fallah University Becoming a University of Preferred Choice
Situated in the densely populated Paynesville district is this gigantic structure name and style the Thomas P. Fallah University. It is a state of the art piece of architecture it is a name given after the CEO a members of the House of Representative Thomas P. Fallah. Read more
UL, Njala University Sign MoU for Academic Collaboration
The University of Liberia (UL) and the Njala University (NU) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen cooperation and academic collaboration between the two institutions. Read more
UL, Sierra Leone Sign Landmark Agreement for Academic Improvement
Authorities of the University of Liberia and those of the University of Sierra Leone have reached a consensus through signing a memorandum of understanding to facilitate collaboration in research, grant application, students, faculty and staff exchanges, curricula enhancement, visiting lectureship and seminars, cultural exchanges, joint publication and study visits amongst others. Read more
UL, USL Sign Historic MoU
The University of Liberia (UL), on Tuesday, September 7, 2021, signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding with the University of Sierra Leone (USL) at the State House in Freetown. Read more
Visually Impaired Students Want State-Owned University of Liberia Introduce Braille Amid COVID-19 Disruption in Academic Activities
The loss of sight is already a challenge in itself. Even more dreadful is the lack of emotional support, limited access to educational opportunities as well as information. Even societal stigma and the lack of unemployment are additional factors that frequently lead visually impaired individuals in isolation. Read more
31 August 2021
I Started a Consultancy to Train University Students on Data Management
Every time I listened to reports from different media outlets, I became increasingly convinced that some of the challenges Africa faces can be addressed if we invested more in research. Read more
Protest Against E-learning at the University of Liberia Leaves Several Students Injured…
Police in Monrovia Monday allegedly fired teargas and rubber bullets on students of the campus-based Vanguard Students Unification Party (SUP) protesting for the cancellation of the e-learning program at the state-run University of Liberia (UL), injuring more than ten people. Read more
Sinoe University Students Union Complains Tubman University…
The Sinoe County University Student Union (SUSU) has written the Commission on Higher Education complaining the Tubman University in Harper, Maryland County of charging students’ fees equivalent to tuition despite President George Weah’s tuition-free declaration. Read more
Stakeholders Revise TVET Policy
Stakeholders in the technical vocation education sector have revised Liberia’s TVET policy for the next five years, beginning from 2022 to 2027 in order to meet current-day reality. Read more
UL Pledges Commitment to Kofi Annan Ideologies
The President of the University of Liberia (UL) Rev. Prof. Dr. Julius Julukon Sarwolo Nelson says UL remains committed to the ideologies of the late former United Nations Secretary-General, Dr. Kofi Atta Annan, noting that the institution looks forward to forging partnerships that will continue to foster peace, security, and conflict resolution. Read more
UL Returns to Blended Learning Semester
The University of Liberia (UL) says it has returned to blended learning due to health officials’ report of a significant decline in Coronavirus infection rate here. Read more
UL Suspends Classes with Immediate Effect
The Administration of the University of Liberia (UL) has, with immediate effect, suspended all classes at the undergraduate level, in response to the violent disturbances on its Capitol Hill Campus and elsewhere, which resulted into serious bodily injuries to individuals as well as destruction to university properties. Read more
31 July 2021
Senator Tokpa Wants Ministry of Higher and Technical Education Established
An Act seeking to establish the Ministry of Higher and Technical Education within the Republic of Liberia has been submitted to the Liberian Senate. Read more
U.S. Donates 2 Coastal Buses for UL Medical School
According to Amb. McCarthy, through the program, UL’s College of Health Sciences and the A.M. Dogliotti Medical School enrolled seven teaching apprentices at the University of Ghana to specialize in Pre – Clinical Teaching courses. Read more
30 June 2021
Administration Meets Students, Stakeholders on Covid-19 Resurgence
The University of Liberia (UL), through the Office of Vice President for Students Affairs Prof. Sekou Konneh, has held a fruitful meeting with various colleges and campus-based organizations student representatives in a bid to finding workable solutions toward applying newly instituted measures and soliciting suggestions in response to the resurgence of Covid-19 in Liberia. Read more
AFRIGIST Seeks Collaboration for PhD, Exchange Programs
The African Regional Institute for Geospatial Information Science and Technology (AFRIGIST), under the auspices of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) has met with the University of Liberia (UL) on collaboration and partnership for the establishment and execution of PhD programs in Geography or Demography… Read more
AME Zion University Revokes Degrees of 14 Graduates, Suspends Vice President for…
The administration of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) has revoked the degree it conferred on 14 people during its recent graduation ceremony for academic fraud and financial malpractice. Read more
BWI Alumni in the US Donate $10,000
Graduates and relatives of the Booker Washington Institute or BWI living in the United States have identified with their school back home in Liberia, donating $10,000 (Ten Thousand United States Dollars) to help repair damages the Institute suffered recently due to a violent rainstorm. Read more
Covid-Related Deaths Hit Cuttington University
Two senior staff of Cuttington University who died within four days was the result of Covid-19-like symptoms… Read more
Funding Levels of Higher Education a Grave Concern
Hopes continue to linger in Sub-Saharan Africa that universities will produce the next generation of professionals such as engineers, medical personnel, teachers, business and public affairs managers to propel the economies the region aspires to have… Read more
India Signs MOU with National Commission on Higher Education
International Academic and Management Association (IAMA), an education-focused organization based in India further consolidated its footprints in the international education arena by signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), … Read more
International Academic and Management Association (IAMA) India signs an MoU with the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), Liberia
The MoU which was signed at an online event organized on Friday, June 18, 2021, aims at improving the quality of higher education and research in Liberia along with the internationalization of education in the country. Read more
Quality Education: ASIC Signs MoU with Liberia to Improve Outcomes
ASIC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the National Commission on Higher Education, The Republic of Liberia, to improve higher education provision in Liberia’s universities and increase transparency and accountability through Quality Assurance and Inspector Training. Read more
Several Students to Benefit from the Chamber of Commerce Employment Scheme
Over five hundred (500) college/university graduates are to benefit from an employment program through the Liberia Chamber of Commerce (LCC). Read more
UL Law Students Present Library to Administration
A library equipped with brand new computers and law school books has been presented to the administration of the University of Liberia (UL) by the outgoing leadership of the Law School Students Association (LAWSA) at the University of Liberia, a boost to learning activities at the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law at UL. Read more
UL Prepares for Over 5,000 Freshmen
The University of Liberia (UL) Wednesday, 9 June released results for its first entrance exams for Academic Year 2021, disclosing that 5,539 successful candidates who have made either provisional or regular pass are expected to apply to enroll at UL commencing Academic 2021/2022 first semester. Read more
UL Suspends Registrations for 2nd Academic Semester 2021 and 2nd Entrance Exam…
The Administration of the University of Liberia (UL) has, with immediate effect until, suspended all registration preceding the commencement of classes for the 2nd Semester Academic Year 2021, until further notice, in response to the rise in Covid-19 infections. Read more
UNFPA Donates Several Electronic Materials
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has donated several essential electronic materials to the Institute of Population Studies (IPS), a unit within the Department of Demography at the University of Liberia (UL)… Read more
31 May 2021
Science Fund Targets Agriculture Innovations in West Africa
The Partnership for skills in Applied Sciences, Engineering and Technology (PASET), one of Africa’s biggest science funds, is rolling out €2.7 million (about US$3.3 million) in grants for innovations in agriculture, targeted at universities and research institutions in West Africa. Read more
UL Lecturer Publishes Book on the Effect of Diplomacy
This vigorous and fast-moving revolution eclipsing the age-old dependency syndrome of having others outside our borders to do almost all of our intellectual works is now gradually transforming into a serious challenge. Read more
VP Taylor Commends Blue Crest University for Complimenting Education for Government’s Pro-poor Agenda
Vice President Chief Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor has commended the Blue Crest University College’s administration for complimenting the government of Liberia’s Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development, education for all component. Read more
30 April 2021
Speaker of ECOWAS Parliament Hails Cuttington University for Role Played in His Rise to Prominence
The Speaker of ECOWAS Parliament, Sidie Mohamed Tunis, says the knowledge acquired during his four-year stay at Cuttington University as a student helped in shaping his life’s journey. Read more
TU College of Management Ends Bridging the Gap Program
The College of Management and Administration at William V.S Tubman University has ended its 3rd daylong program entitled “Bridging The Gap”… Read more
31 March 2021
CU Board of Trustees Acknowledges Outgoing Dr. Browne’s Efforts of Improving the University
Dr. Browne officially departed the corridors of Cuttington University upon the commemoration of this year’s commencement convocation which took place on March 12, 2021. Read more
House Controversially Passes Free Education Bill…
The House of Representatives has passed a bill seeking to create a special education scheme to support deserving students attending public tertiary institutions across Liberia. Read more
To Increase Capacity in Anti-Corruption & Awareness Raising, CENTAL Trains Over 40 University Students
The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), through its youth engagement and Integrity Club (iClub) Program, has concluded a one-day intensive training for over forty (40) university students. Read more
Use Your Education to Lift People Up …
The Dean of Liberia College (College of Social Sciences and Humanities), Prof. Dr. Josephus Moses Gray, has urged the 697 graduates of the William V. S. Tubman College of Education (formally Teacher’s College). Read more
28 February 2021
European Union Commemorates International Day of Education…
“The EU is partnering with the Liberian government in Technical Vocational Education and Training (TVET). We want to ensure that the young people of Liberia get equipped with skills for a better future”. Read more
Library Initiative Offers Lifeline, but Needs More Support
An initiative that is offering free access to electronic library resources to exiled academics is seeking to recruit more African universities that could participate by opening their libraries and hosting endangered faculty from the continent and beyond. Read more
UMU Rallies Alumnus’ Support
The former president of the United Methodist University Alumni Association Abraham Nyenswah has challenged alumni of the university to support their alma mater in the wake of economic constraint confronting the nation. Read more
31 January 2021
Analysis of the Pioneer of Higher Education in Liberia
Liberia prides itself in having one of the oldest learning institutions not just on the African continent but in the world as well, cherished with centuries of existence; in February 1862 Liberia College opened its doors to academic activities. Read more
CSOs in Education Develops Policy Brief on … and the Learning Outcome in the TVET Sector
Participants at the dialogue highlighted key policies gaps that could informed the development of the policy brief ranging from the Education Reform Act of 2011, The Girls Education Act, The TVET Policy and they also outline the lapses within the Liberia Education Advancement Program (LEAP). Read more
30 November 2020
Storm Damages A.M. Dogliotti College of Health Sciences Facilities
Some buildings on the campus of the A.M. Dogliotti College of Health Sciences at the University of Liberia (UL) have been damaged as a result of a heavy storm that hit part of Monrovia. Read more
UL President Calls for Stronger Partnership in Fight Against SGBV
The President of the University of Liberia (UL), Dr. Julius S. Nelson has reaffirmed the university’s commitment to support and mainstream gender issues and build upon the current partnership… Read more
University of Liberia Releases 2020 Entrance Results
The University of Liberia has released the results of the 1st Entrance and Placement Exam administered to 11,432 out of total registered candidates of 12,576 undergraduate applicants. Read more
30 September 2020
15 Universities Pass Health Requirements to Reopen October 1
The Ministry of Health and the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) has issued clearance to 15 universities to begin academic activities as the University of Liberia and the United Methodist University miss out. Read more
UL Authorities Request US$23.6M Budget Approval to Undertake Investment
Authorities of the University of Liberia (UL) have requested the Liberian Legislature to approve its draft budget of US$23.6 million for fiscal year 2020/2021. Read more
30 August 2020
LUSA Frowns on Government –Calls for the Opening of Universities and Colleges
The Liberian Universities Students Association (LUSA) has frowned on the government through the Ministry of Education for the impartial reopening of schools in the country. Read more
Tubman University Embarks on Agriculture Program
The President of the William V.S. Tubman University in Harper City, Maryland County, vows to uplift the institution financially through its 500 acres farmland in Barrobo, electoral district#3, Maryland County. Read more
31 July 2020
Embracing Higher Education Reforms in Liberia: Why and How?
Learning and the instructional process have been especially hit in developing countries considering the limited or lack thereof, of the basic social and technological infrastructure… Read more
Merck Foundation Makes History by Training the First African Embryologists
Merck Foundation makes history by training the first African Embryologists and Fertility Experts in many countries such as; The Gambia, Burundi, Guinea, Chad, Niger, Sierra Leone and Liberia. Read more
UL Students to Begin Academic Activities Through eLearning By July 28
Following several months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, the University of Liberia has announced the date for the commencement of classes. Read more
31 May 2020
Assessment of Current Status of Technical and Higher Education Sector in Liberia
The education sector is a reflection of the political and economic fragility of the country. The sector is generally weak and fragmented. The status of the sector suggests that education has experienced public neglect and inadequate support for many years. Read more
Civil Society Group Wants 20% Increment in Education Budget
The Youth Coalition for Education in Liberia (YOCEL) in partnership with the More-for-Education Campaign is calling on the Government of Liberia to increase the national budget for education by 20% in June of this year (2020). Read more
Education, Especially Tertiary Education, Will Change as the GOL Works to Leapfrog a “New Normal”.
Yet, today it is different; we have the INTERNET and its accompanying technologies which give us options; options to self-learn or options to take classes and garner our education or degrees online despite our geographical differences. Read more
31 January 2020
Korea Ambassador Lectures UL on Possible Economy Growth through Education
South Korea Ambassador to Liberia, Maj. Gen. Lee In-tae says the economy of Liberia will only witness progress if more investments are made in human resource development. Read more
31 December 2019
Cuttington University Wins 2019 Inter Universities Debate
Cuttington University (CU) has won this year’s Inter Universities and Colleges Debate organized by NAYMOTE Partners for Democratic Development in collaboration with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) in Monrovia. Read more
Dr. Nelson Heightens Hopes at UL -Vows to Build Culture of Tolerance and Nonviolence
Hopes and expectations at the University of Liberia (UL) have been heightened by Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson’s declaration to work collectively with his team of administrators to mobilize additional resources to assist in taking good care of UL’s faculty and staff in the not-too distant future. Read more
UL Receives Letters of Credence From Indiana University
The President of the University of Liberia, Rev. Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson has received Letters of Credence and Medallion from the University of Indiana, based in the United States of America. Read more
31 July 2019
How Ebola Response Time was Cut from Days to Minutes
Despite being forced to start over at school in Ghana, he made up his grades in half a year and eventually earned a scholarship to the country’s prestigious Ashesi University, which has a proven track record of educating young leaders. Read more
University of Liberia Students Protest in Demand of Lecturers’ Salaries, Benefits, Others
UL Faculty under the banner ‘Concerned University of Liberia Faculty Association (CONULFA),’ comprising full and part-time employees, has refused to conduct regular academic activities in demand for their two-month salaries and other benefits for the past three days. Read more
University of Liberia’s Faculty Threatens Strike Over Delayed Payment of Allowances
Aggrieved staff and faculty members of the University of Liberia (UL) have threatened to disengage from all academic activities, if their salary and allowances for the months of June and July 2019 are not paid to them. Read more
30 April 2019
His Excellency the President of the Republic of Liberia Meets RUFORUM Delegation
A delegation from the Regional Universities Forum for Capacity Building in Agriculture (RUFORUM) paid a courtesy call on His Excellency George Manneh Weah the President of the Republic of Liberia at his Capitol Hill residence in Monrovia on 25th April 2019. Read more
31 August 2017
Partnership to Introduce Country’s First PhD Programmes
The Association of Liberian Universities has signed a memorandum of understanding with Ghana Technology University College and the MS Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences in India to deliver the first ever PhD programmes in Liberia. Read more
30 April 2016
A Call to Test Bridge Academies’ Experiment in Liberia
You can drag the Cow to the Water Pool, Shove its Head into the Water, You can’t force the Cow to Drink. Read more
University of Liberia Students Petition Legislature over Tuition Increment
Protesting students of the University of Liberia on Tuesday gathered at the entrance of the Legislature to protest against a proposal to increase tuition from $175 LD approximately US$2 to US$4.00 Read more
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