Caribbean Storytelling Takes Center Stage at ABFF 2026 with Pan Gyul

Caribbean stories and culture were part of the spotlight at the 2026 American Black Film Festival in Miami Beach as Pan Gyul, a short film written, directed and produced by Juliette Jeffers, was selected for the festival’s Voices of Culture showcase. The film, set on the island of Nevis, brings a Caribbean perspective to one […]

Jamaican American Student Makes Carnegie Mellon University History In Robotics

A Jamaican American student has made history at Carnegie Mellon University after becoming the first person to graduate with a bachelor’s degree in robotics from the university. Beverly “Bev” Da Costa achieved the milestone during the university’s commencement ceremony after completing the school’s undergraduate robotics program, which officially launched three years ago. Da Costa’s accomplishment […]

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: He Already Knew

John 6 takes place just before the miraculous feeding of the five thousand, one of the few miracles recorded in all four Gospels. Jesus had crossed the Sea of Galilee, and large crowds followed Him because they had witnessed His miracles of healing (John 6:1–2). As evening approached, the practical problem became obvious: thousands of people […]