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Imagine if Bermuda held an independence referendum and allowed all residents including expatriates and their teenage dependents to vote while Bermudians living overseas were not allowed to vote. “If that happened there would be a riot,” said Ian Hind...

When most high school seniors visit prospective colleges they might look at the campus, or the dorms or the library, Jade Belboda only has eyes for the science lab. Miss Belboda, 17, a senior at Albert College in Belleville, Ontario, is this year’s ...

St George’s might be old, but it’s certainly not dead. That’s the message behind the next weekend’s celebration in the old town. The Town of St George’s is celebrating its 402nd birthday on July 11, from 6 to 10pm with Plough, A Summer’s Evening in t...

A mini exhibit is now open at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute detailing the $64 million-worth of treasure recently recovered from a sunken warship by a marine company directed by former Premier David Saul. Dr Saul, director of Odyssey Ma...

BIOS has an exciting new tool to help them gather vital data on the state of the ocean around us ­— a $190,000 aquatic robot. The robot comes in the form of a six ft long, 100lb glider that is battery operated. Dr Bill Curry, President and Director ...

Beauty product microbeads — they are pretty, they make your skin tingle, they could be destroying the environment. The tiny plastic beads that have become popular additions to body washes, facial scrubs and shampoos have become the target of a new c...

Three young Bermudian stars are on the rise thanks to drama scholarships from the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival (BSSF) committee. Rowan Vickers, 20, Marcus Smith, 18, and Brittney Wall, 17, are the latest recipients of the annual scholarship a...

The Portuguese Kids will be stopping by tonight; prepare to split your sides laughing. During the long Heritage Day weekend, Portuguese Bermudians will have the chance to celebrate the funnier side of their culture with performances by a popular Amer...

After almost three decades in accounts administration, Meredith Johnson is now setting her eyes on more colourful objectives. The Sandys retiree will be holding her first art show out of her house near Mangrove Bay in Sandys, today. “Painting was al...

Lindsay Fisher’s acceptances to two top medical schools and the Rotary exchange programme were still barely out of their envelopes when she attended the Teen Services Awards banquet. She knew she’d been nominated for Teen Services’ Overall Outstandin...