Tubman University authorities have temporarily relieved Roland T. Barnes of his position pending the outcome of an investigation into kickbacks he allegedly received from a construction company.
US$75,000 for Tubman University Engineering Building Vanishes
Leaked documents and interviews with anonymous employees of a construction company have revealed that US$75,000 allocated for the renovation of the engineering building at the William V. S. Tubman University has vanished without any work on the structure.
Tubman University Issues Rebuttal; Bush Chicken Submits FOIA Request
In response to news reports in the media about corruption by senior officials, Tubman University has issued a press release. The Bush Chicken has subsequently submitted a request for information under the Freedom of Information Act.
Tubman University Official Receiving Kickbacks on Contracts
A senior staff of the William V. S. Tubman University in Harper, Maryland County, Roland T. Barnes, has been revealed to be involved in a scheme to receive kickbacks from a construction company in exchange for contracts to be awarded by the university.
Several Senior Tubman University Staff Found Collecting Dual Salaries
Documents leaked to The Bush Chicken have revealed that 23 employees at Tubman University are receiving dual salaries from multiple positions, including several senior level employees. The May 2016 payroll, along with other documents, were leaked by members of the faculty senate who did so anonymously for fear of retribution. The senior staff members were…
An American Professor’s Journey to Liberia
Timothy Nevin is a University of Florida trained American historian whose love for Liberia has led him to lecture at two Liberian universities.
The Best Liberian University Websites 2015
For any Liberian university looking to increase its external outreach, the internet has proved to be an accommodating platform. University websites serve as digital portfolios in which students, academic donors, and other visitors can learn about what the institution has to offer. How well do Liberian universities’ websites serve these parties and how do the websites compare with each other?