Principals urged to reinstate moral and religious values in education
The nation needs to learn from the past, as Fiji’s education system was not founded in secularism but was built largely by religious communities. Deputy Vice-Ch
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From struggles to success: Mikaele Finau overcomes hardship to graduate from USP
Graduating as the son of a late farmer from Nawamagi Village in Nadroga is a testament to the idea that regardless of your socio-economic background, nationality or where
Taveuni’s Harshita Lal shines at USP graduation with two gold medals and top award in Physics
It was a moment of pride and emotion for 23-year-old Harshita Lal from Taveuni, as she walked away with two gold medals and multiple academic awards at the University of
Double celebration as husband and wife graduate together after years of sacrifice
It was a proud and emotional moment for Eseroma Bogidrau Veiliutaki and his wife, Olivia Bogiviti Veiliutaki, as the couple graduated together at the Vodafone Arena today
My family was my anchor through my PhD journey-Dr. Nand
Earning his PhD from the University of the South Pacific was not just an academic achievement , it was a journey made possible by the unwavering support of his wifeâ€
USP Graduation: Mahia Alfereti gets standing ovation for Gold medal
There was a standing ovation for University of the South Pacific gold medalist recipient Mahia Trinity Pareti Alfereti, who graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mathem
Prof. Ahluwalia has not resigned - USP Pro-Chancellor
The University of the South Pacific says Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Pal Ahluwalia, has not resigned although Minister for Education, Aseri Radrodro announce
Radrodro confirms Prof. Ahluwalia had verbally resigned
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro says the University of the South Pacific Vice Chancellor Professor Pal Ahluwalia had resigned verbally during a Council meeting in t
Perseverance and Hard Work lands Archibald at USP
From Loganimasi village in Wailevu West, Savusavu, Fiji, Francis Adam Archibald is proof that setbacks do not define one’s future. Archibald began his education
Diloi aims to excel in her studies at the USP
Mareca Diloi from Ratu Finau Secondary School in Lau has arrived in Suva and was a mix of excitement and nerves at the thought of beginning university studies. Diloi a
A New Start at USP
Starting a new academic journey is always a significant milestone, and for 18-year-old Merewairita Raseka, it is a dream finally coming true. A first-year student at T
USP Enrolment Fair to assist new and continuing students
The University of the South Pacific (USP) will be hosting an Enrolment Fair at the Laucala Campus in Suva from 6-7 February to assist students complete their application
Dreams delayed not denied: Vakatiqitiqini from security officer to graduate from USP
Losalini Vakatiqitiqini from Galoa Island in Bua was full of joy as she received her completion letter from the University of the South Pacific for Bachelor of Commerce.
Siosiua Utoikamanu appointed USP Pro-Chancellor and Chair of USP Council
Siosiua Tuitaulukua Tupou Utoikamanu has been appointed the University of the South Pacific Pro-Chancellor and Chair of the USP Council for three years, commencing from t
USP Council to meet today and tomorrow to address concerns expressed about human resource decisions and processes
The University of the South Pacific Council is expected to meet today and tomorrow to address concerns expressed about human resource decisions and processes at the USP w
USP Council is due to meet this month - Radrodro
Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro has confirmed that the USP Council will be meeting this month to discuss the issues regarding USP. He says part of the program of
Fong and Dr Osborne-Naikatini concerned about being denied entry to USP Campus
Honorary member of the Association of USP Staff Elizabeth Fong and former Biology Lecturer and former President of the Association of USP Staff (AUSPS) Dr Tamara Osborne-
USP striking workers resume work
Staff members of the University of the South Pacific who were on on strike have resumed work however the unions say they will call for a strike again on short notice if t
Our struggling parents spend so much money on our school fees and we are worried - USP students
Our struggling parents have spent so much money to pay for our school fees at the university and we are worried the strike will compromise the preparations of our exams a
Savenaca Narube stands in solidarity with USP staff members
Unity Fiji Party Leader, Savenaca Narube stood in solidarity with staff of the University of the South Pacific during their fourth day of strike and echoed similar sentim
USP stand-off must not be allowed to continue at the expense of the education of our children – Seruiratu
The stand-off must not be allowed to continue at the expense of the education of our children. This the message from Opposition Leader Inia Seruiratu as the stand-off