Young Academics Mereani Koro and Ana Vitau are actively profiling Vanuakula village in the Nasau district of Ra Province in Fiji. This work is foundational to the social justice project they plan to set up in the village soon. As young academics, Mereani Koro and Ana Vitau are dedicated to a unique approach. They are...Read More

The distinguished guest, Marama Bale na Roko Tui Dreketi, Ro Teimumu Kepa, arrived at our event. She graciously delivered her keynote address as the chief guest, leaving a lasting impact on the audience with her insightful words and wisdom. The presence of Marama Bale na Roko Tui Dreketi added a significant and memorable touch to...Read More

In the next stage of our transition journey toward becoming the Pasifika Communities University (PCU), college staff and faculty convened in Suva, Fiji, last week. During the four-day workshop, they focused on planning for PCU. This included gaining a comprehensive understanding of the educational context in the Pacific, enhancing clarity regarding the structures, systems, policies,...Read More

The Principal of the College, Revd. Professor Dr Upolu Luma Vaai started the philosophies stream with two mentoring sessions, “Introducing the Course: Why Pasifika Philosophies” and “Unlocking the Pasifika Philosophical Mind”. He challenged the Toloa participants that “if life in Pasifika is about relationality, grounded on the importance of relationships as the key to knowledge...Read More

Professor Unaisi Nabobo-Baba, the Acting Vice Chancellor of the Fiji National University says the Pasifika Philosophies Course underway at the Jovili Meo Conference Centre of the Pacific Theological College is a unique space. “I don’t think there are spaces like this,” said Professor Nabobo-Baba while mentoring participants of the course on the topic ‘Probing the...Read More

The inspirational, renowned and revered Tongan poet and Professor of Education Konai Helu Thaman reminded Toloa participants of the Pasifika Philosophies Course the importance of critical thinking and poetry. “The English did not invent poetry, it was everywhere! My mother who did not finish high school caused me to look more closely at Tongan indigenous...Read More

She’s one of the few Tongan students studying at the Pacific Theological College. Forty-year-old Tupou Aonu’u Lino from the Episcopal Anglican Church of Tonga chose PTC to follow in the footsteps of the great Tongan theologians who’ve gone ahead of her. “Many church leaders across the Pacific studied at PTC, like Archbishop Emeritus Rev. Dr...Read More