The Kingston College community mourns the passing of Ambassador the Honourable Anthony Johnson, OJ, former Cabinet Minister, and retired diplomat.
According to the Governor General of Jamaica, Sir Patrick Allen, “The country has lost a former Statesman who made an outstanding contribution to national life, Ambassador Johnson
On April 16, 2021 Kingston College celebrated 96 years since its founding on April 16, 1925.
The Atlanta chapter hosted an online live event on April 18 in which the chairman of the Board of Governors Michael Vacciana, the principal Dave Myrie, the chairman of the Kingston
Reprinted from SportsMax
When former Kingston College student-athlete Sherwayne Allen graduated from Auburn University on Saturday, May 1, he was the only black graduate with a degree in Pure Mathematics. He was also the first member of his immediate family to graduate from university.
Like most organizations in Jamaica, The Kingston College Development Trust Fund (KCDTF) has had to make adjustments due to the unprecedented pandemic shutdown caused by the Covid-19 virus. Among other measures, the fund switched to having virtual meetings.
Although it has been a tough year for donations,
Reprinted from the Observer
Fifty years have passed since the death of the Right Reverend Percival William Gibson, MLC, DD, BA, CBE, and during that period far too little has been done to educate the Jamaican people on the life and work of one of their
This is the second article in the “Bredrin Notes” series
For the generation of the 1970s, the name Esmond Scott evokes respect, humour, and class among KC bredrin. “E.K.”, as he is affectionately known, was Deputy Head Boy at the College in 1977 to 1978,