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Theatre student Marcus Smith seems to be a magnet for scholarships and bursaries having bagged six so far this year, and no fewer than 11 last year. The New York University student’s most recent scholarship came from the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools ...

Chyone Harris fell 25 feet from a balcony on to a pile of rocks and his chances of walking again looked slim. The 22-year-old aspiring dancer broke his spine and his neck in two places in the accident last April, and doctors were initially unsure whe...

An Island-wide coastal clean-up is due to take place next Saturday and members of the community are invited to volunteer. The EY Coastal Clean-up in support of Keep Bermuda Beautiful is an annual event that gives volunteers an opportunity to enjoy c...

Family Centre plans to make a big splash with a new fundraising campaign “Take De Plunge”. The local charity hopes, albeit on a slightly smaller scale, to piggyback on the success of the international ice bucket challenge that raised $100 million fo...

A judge has allowed for the enactment of new school parent council rules in the face of a court challenge by the Bermuda Parent Teacher Student Association. Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman ruled against the injunction, or “stay”, on the Ministry of Educ...

A mobile gallery has been touring the Island and is due to make its return to the capital tomorrow. The We Are Now gallery is a miniature cinema inside a repurposed shipping container. The film being screened is an animated mosaic featuring more th...

With very few options to boost the economy, Bermuda has missed an opportunity by putting the idea of commercial immigration on hold. This is the view of Don Mills, chairman and chief executive officer of Canadian company Corporate Research Associates...

Residents and business owners in the Black Watch Pass area have voiced concern over the potential of more falling rocks. In April, a large chunk of limestone rock collapsed from the wall, crashing on to the pavement where people walk and run on a reg...

Omari Dill is one of the lucky ones who found his calling — and now he is inspiring the next generation to help create a more sustainable Bermuda. The agricultural engineer has spent years reconnecting Bermudians and residents to their natural surrou...

Two outstanding drama students have been awarded the Bermuda Shakespeare Schools Festival scholarships. Rowan Vickers, who is studying for a Bachelor of Fine Arts at The Julliard School, and Marcus Smith, who is studying theatre at New York Universit...