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When Tiffany Smith-Richol applied to become French, Bermuda was not even in the digital system in France

For 32 years Elise Outerbridge worked as spokesman, trustee and curator at Masterworks, helping organise shows, smooth over problems and often driving around staff and equipment in her car. When she left in July, she was not ready for retirement but ...

When Bermudian Thomas MacDonald published his memoir earlier this year, he was so excited he did not want to wait more than a week to receive his free author’s copy. Instead, he went to Amazon and paid for a copy of his own book, Here Is What Happene...

In third grade, Milton McKenzie felt invisible. His teacher seemed to hate him, some of his classmates called him the n-word; his school claimed he had attention deficit disorder. “My situation there was definitely because of race,” he said. Mr McKe...

It was one of Victoria Benevides’s last wishes to have her children “rock the bald”. Payton, Isabella and Ethan Benevides Mora were happy to oblige. The siblings signed up for St Baldrick’s after their mother died of bile duct cancer on January 23, a...

What could be better than death by bacon? Bermuda’s bacon lovers are sticking by the breakfast staple despite the World Health Organization’s warning that it’s no better for you than asbestos or cigarettes. The nitrates in the processed meat are said...

If the shoe fits, put it in an art show. That’s the view of Skye Kermode, Ethan Rogers and Elena Portius, who used 36 shoes to make an installation piece for the BSoA/Bermuda College student art exhibition. The shoes are hung with fishing line and ea...

The world is getting a peek at a special aspect of Bermuda culture, courtesy of a pair of young filmmakers. Ethan Rogers’ eight-minute film documents how residents here collect and store water. Water Water came tops in a competition organised by the ...