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Back in 1659, a Virginia Company ship, The Eagle, was transporting immigrants from England to Jamestown, Virginia, when it wrecked on one of Bermuda’s treacherous reefs. The passengers made it to shore, leaving behind the remnants of their ship to ro...

A new mini continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine is making it possible for people with sleep apnoea to travel a little lighter. Sleep apnoea is a common disorder in which you have one or more pauses in breathing or shallow breaths while ...

The Troika Bermuda Glee summer intensive programme opens a world of opportunity for local artsy teens. The audition, to be held this Saturday, will be taught as a workshop, so even if participants aren’t chosen for Bermuda Glee, they still get to hav...

Kishana Thomas Quallo will soon be the Bermuda College’s first distance learner to take part in a study abroad programme. Mrs Quallo, 25, is currently working on her Bachelor of Business Administration in management and marketing through Mount St Vin...

Boys learn better when they have an effective relationship with the teacher, while girls are more focused on their relationship with other girls. These were some of the findings made by Dr Michael Reichert and colleagues involved in a study of how gi...

Mamas, they love us, raise us, inspire us, discipline us, nag us, and on occasionally embarrass the heck out of us. In honour of Mother’s Day on Sunday, The Royal Gazette recently polled some of its readers for their favourite stories about their mot...

If you’ve ever wanted to experience the art work of artist Sharon Wilson, up close and person, now is your chance. The artist is offering a special open house on Saturday to celebrate her 60th birthday. There will be cake, art, and informational lec...

A Bermudian surgeon is playing a key role in a revolutionary new cancer research that might mean the end of cancer treatment as we know it. Cardiothoracic surgeon Dr Malcolm Brock, Director of Clinical and Translational Research in Thoracic Surgery a...

If author Elizabeth Mulderig has learned anything signing hundreds of books for children over the years, it is that there are some very rude children out there. She’s watched as children scream at their parents, stick their gum on furniture, and ruin...