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A controversial contract with an overseas consultancy, which was approved by Cabinet during Ewart Brown’s tenure as Premier and Minister of Tourism, came under the spotlight yesterday at the Commission of Inquiry. The $1.7 million deal with Atlanta-b...

Members of Oracle Team USA have been spending time on dry land to help renovate a building for East End Primary School. Some ten members of the team, including two sailors, reached out to the Ministry of Education to volunteer their services and were...

The first of the America’s Cup Endeavour students graduated from the programme on Saturday with a special “Sailorbration”. The event provided the students with a chance to share with their families what they’ve learnt and show the progress they have ...

Cecilia Wollmann had been looking forward to a well-deserved break from education after graduating from Saltus Grammar School this summer. Little did she know she had enrolled in the toughest course of her sailing career when she qualified for the Ol...

Mustafa Ingham, a Team BDA finalist, is back in training after a trip of a lifetime helping some of the best racing crews in the world. When the MC32 North American Series was being held in Bermuda, Ingham met the organiser Dave Doucett who said he w...

The western base for the America’s Cup youth programme, with its finishing coat of bright pink, has been tough to miss lately by the Dockyard waterside. The haven for local youngsters to learn about boats and take to the water got its official openin...

She may have qualified for the Olympics and been selected to race for Bermuda in the Red Bull Youth America’s Cup, but like any student Cecilia Wollmann still has exams to take. This week the Saltus Grammar School student will sit down with her class...

A research paper by two Bermuda College staff members on public attitudes to the 35th America’s Cup looks set for international recognition. Institutional researcher Cordell Riley and senior lecturer Shawn De Shields interviewed 650 island residents ...

He may not be well-known in the island’s sporting circles just yet, but Suresh Black has been tipped to become the “special one” of Bermudian athletics. Having spent the past 1½ years at school in Barbados, it is understandable that the 14-year-old s...

Three out of four residents believe the America’s Cup will be beneficial to the Island, according to a survey conducted by Bermuda College. But more than half of respondents also felt the $77 million allocated to the event could have been better spen...