Days after a Bush Chicken report noted that Tubman University was experiencing issues recruiting professors because of a lack of funds provided by the central government, the university has gone on the offensive to issue a press release alleging that the story was “false and misleading.”
Professors Leave TU in Droves as University President Says No Money to Pay
The president of the William V. S. Tubman University, Elliot Wreh-Wilson, has announced that a lack of funds flowing to the university has led to a decrease in professors at the nation’s second-largest public university.
Nimba Community College’s Wonkeryor Details Financial Challenges
The president of the Nimba County Community College has outlined several challenges facing the institution, noting that he met the college’s account empty with debt owed to several vendors.
Tubman University Professor Announces Interest to Contest 2020 Senatorial Elections
An associate professor at the William V. S. Tubman University in Maryland, Eli Budu Tubman, has expressed interest in running for the county’s senatorial seat in 2020..
New TU Leadership Won’t Renovate Engineering Building Immediately
The newly appointed president of the William V. S. Tubman University in Harper says the institution has no immediate plan to renovate the engineering building.
Engineering Students Demand Better Education at Tubman University
Academic activities at the William V. S. Tubman University in Maryland have resumed after coming to standstill on Tuesday, October 17, 2017, when students of the Engineering College made several demands for the university to improve the quality of education.
Harper Enjoys Electricity, But Challenges Remain
The power development in Maryland is being provided under the arrangement of the cross-border West African Power Pool initiative and co-sponsored by the European Union and the African Development Bank.
Verdier: Financial Constraints Hindering LACC Investigation of Tubman University Corruption Saga
The executive chairman of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, James Verdier, says the institution is struggling to investigate corruption cases in other parts of the country due to lack of operational funds. Liberia currently ranks 90 among the 175 most corrupt countries around the world.