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LSA Member Pailey Wins 2023 Pius Adesanmi Book Award

Development, (Dual) Citizenship and Its Discontents in Africa is an account of the Liberian story that brings a fresh analysis to the question of who decides development policy. This book is essential reading for development policy [...]

LSA Member Pailey Wins 2023 Pius Adesanmi Book Award2023-11-30T15:43:03-05:00

Anthology Wins Ruppe Award

FOL won the 2023 Loret Miller Ruppe Award for Outstanding Community Service for publication of  our anthology “Never the Same Again: Life, Service, and Friendship in Liberia.”

Anthology Wins Ruppe Award2023-10-06T13:32:54-04:00

Dr. Similih Managwalah Henry Cordor, Chronicler

Henry Condor, former co-editor of the LSA Journal, passed away June 29 in Livonia, Michigan, USA. Born in Voinjama, Lofa County, Dr. Cordor was a scholar, a journalist, an analyst of Liberian politics, and a [...]

Dr. Similih Managwalah Henry Cordor, Chronicler2023-07-08T15:19:00-04:00

Dr. Vernon L. Stone, Archivist, 1944-2023

Dr. Verlon Lloyd Stone passed away suddenly at home in Bloomington, Indiana on 30th May, 2023.   He was the founder of the Liberian Collections Project (LCP) at Indiana University, an archive preserving Liberia’s historical and [...]

Dr. Vernon L. Stone, Archivist, 1944-20232023-06-09T15:55:19-04:00

54TH Annual Liberian Studies Conference

April 27-29, 2023, the North Carolina Central University (NCCU) in Durham, NC. will host 54th LSA conference with the theme “Repositioning Liberia’s Development: Dynamism, Innovation, and Challenges in the New Millennium”. Book a room reserved [...]

54TH Annual Liberian Studies Conference2023-04-11T11:12:48-04:00

Dr. Paul E. Mertens

Dr. Paul E. Mertens, age 88, of St. Paul, passed away on March 19. A memorial service will be held Saturday, April 22 at 11:00 am at Trinity Lutheran Church of Minnehaha Falls, 5212 41st [...]

Dr. Paul E. Mertens2023-04-08T12:47:14-04:00

Mayonnaise Named for the Blue Lake in Bomi

A new mayonnaise made in Monrovia will reduce imports, boosting Liberia’s gross domestic product and employment. First Lady Clar Marie Weah suggested that the company on Bushrod Island adopt the name of the Blue Lake [...]

Mayonnaise Named for the Blue Lake in Bomi2023-03-28T16:20:31-04:00

Junita Sangare joins FOL Board

With a strong passion for young women’s education and women’s empowerment, Junita Sangare joins the FOL Board as the Membership Committee co-chair.

Junita Sangare joins FOL Board2023-02-27T15:07:58-05:00
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