UVI African Art Collection on Display at Fort Christian Museum

UVI African Art Collection on Display at Fort Christian Museum

March 3 2022
UVI Board of Trustees to Meet on March 5

UVI Board of Trustees to Meet on March 5

February 25 2022
UVI Comm Students Shine at Institute for Journalism Advocacy and the Kennedy Center

UVI Comm Students Shine at Institute for Journalism Advocacy and the Kennedy Center

February 18 2022
UVI CELL & UPR Awarded 5-Year Grant to Launch U.S. Caribbean Regional EDA University Centers

UVI CELL & UPR Awarded 5-Year Grant to Launch U.S. Caribbean Regional EDA University Centers

February 11 2022
Three Times a Charm: 3rd UVI Student Participates in HBCU White House Press Briefing

Three Times a Charm: 3rd UVI Student Participates in HBCU White House Press Briefing

January 25 2022
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UVI & NASA to Host Global Outreach Program for VI & International Students - NASA presenters to include Virgin Islander, Simmione Fullwood

January 19 2022
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UVI Invites New Students to Virtual Orientation for 2022 Spring Semester

January 4 2022
New students are invited to begin the new year with a bang at the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) 2022 Spring Semester Orientation
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UVI HackFest Shines Spotlight on Students' Entrepreneurial Creativity - Students inspired to develop apps for practical, real-life needs

December 7 2021
Students from the University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) recently showed off their entrepreneurial vision and spirit as part of the University’s annual Hackfest competition.
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UVI Mourns the Loss of Playwright and Professor, David Edgecombe

November 30 2021
The University of the Virgin Islands (UVI) is mourning the loss of David Edgecombe, former executive director of the Reichhold Center for the Arts and retired associate professor of communications who passed away on Nov. 19.
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USVI Marine Debris Curriculum Now Available for Educators Across the Territory

November 29 2021
The University of the Virgin Islands (UVI), in partnership with USVI educators, announces the release of the USVI Marine Debris Curriculum. The curriculum was written exclusively for the U.S. Virgin Islands to bring awareness to the problem of marine debris in the Territory and to provide culturally-relevant, solutions-oriented, marine debris curricula for USVI schools. It uses local examples and lessons to create a curriculum that is engaging and meaningful to participating students.