Xavier Murphy

Jamaican Patois is more than slang or broken English. One Jamaican writer explains why Jamaican Creole is a real language with structure, grammar and history.

Jamaican American Beverly “Bev” Da Costa becomes the first graduate of Carnegie Mellon University’s Bachelor of Science in Robotics program.

Jamaican dancehall artist Busy Signal was awarded the Key to the City of Tamarac, Florida during the Tamarac Food and Wine Festival.

Former Air Jamaica executive Kaye Chong reflects on the beloved airlines legacy, pride and its lasting diaspora impact.

Jamaican author Diana McCaulay has won the 2026 RSL Ondaatje Prize for her novel A House for Miss Pauline, earning international recognition for a story deeply rooted in Jamaica.

Long before Oliver Mair became Consul General, he was a young university graduate faced with a career decision his father was not particularly happy about. Mair had a promising job at Jamaica Broilers when an opportunity arose to become a flight attendant with Air Jamaica. He had never seriously considered the job before, but the […]

amaican psychologist Dr. Joan Muir was featured on a Times Square billboard following her recognition by Marquis Who’s Who.

Could Finland be a viable study option for Jamaicans? Daniel Kelly says yes, but shares the important realities students should consider.

Jamaica Tourist Board deputy director Philip Rose receives a Lifetime Achievement Award for more than two decades of work in Jamaica tourism.

Meet Dr. Stephanie Fletcher-Lartey, Jamaica’s new Honorary Consul Designate in Australia, and learn about her St. Ann roots, education and Jamaican diaspora leadership.