It was in 1980 that Kingsley Cooper and fellow attorney Hilary Phillips started Pulse, a company that would develop the talents of several well-known models and which became a global force.
Four decades later, at a memorial service for Cooper, Phillips stood inside The University Chapel at
Much planning had been expended in making a success of the annual premier event for the KCOBA USA Inc. This event brings out the highest gathering of former students, supporters, donors and well-wishers. With this occasion being the last major event before Kingston College’s centennial celebrations, the association’s intent
The Chairman of the KCDTF, Reynold Scott, has released plans for the redesign and upgrade of the North Street campus frontage, which includes the widening of the second entrance.
The redesign will consist of:
- Creating a canopy over the guard house to
The Kingston College Old Boys Association GA Inc. organized a highly anticipated "Summer in the Park 2024."
This family-friendly annual event took place on Saturday, June 1st, 2024. It was a day brimming with a diverse range of fun activities, a delightful array of refreshments, and engaging
Khijani Williams, a former Kingston College Head Boy, won the prestigious Juan Pablo Correa Scholarship at Nova Southeastern University’s (“Nova”) annual Student Life Achievement Awards in Davie, Florida on April 9, 2024.
The award is presented annually to a Nova international student in recognition of outstanding performance
With a few days to go before the start of the track and field events at the Paris Olympic Games, we will look at the Fortis athletes who will be representing Jamaica.
At the end of the Games we will analyze their accomplishments, which hopefully will include
I recently learned that Leford Green will be inducted into the Johnson C. Smith University Athletics Hall of Fame. The ceremony is scheduled for the weekend of September 13-14, 2024.
As I heard the news, a smile was instantaneous. Leford himself reminded me of a conversation we
World Championship long jump silver medalist Wayne Pinnock has officially turned professional by signing a contract with global sportswear giant Puma. Pinnock, who recently completed his junior year at the University of Arkansas, has opted to forgo his final year of college eligibility to focus on his promising athletic