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Yours truly confesses at the outset to having been confronted this entire week by the challenge of producing a tribute in one rendition to not just one extraordinary icon, Kenyetta “Burning Spear” Young, but to no less than three others who have gone...

Dance walking. It’s as crazy as it sounds and oh so simple to do. DJ Felix will spin the tunes — all that’s needed is for you to get to Botanical Gardens and join the crowds. Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art and AOK Fitness Fundraising are hosting ...

Danielle Foote never expected to win the BSoA student art competition. The 16-year-old CedarBridge Academy student was so certain she hadn’t that she didn’t even bother going to the show’s opening at City Hall. It was her first art competition ever. ...

For cancer awareness week at Saltus in mid-March, the Saltus Lower Primary Year Coordinators — Jan Shaw (S2), Heather Trimingham (S1) and Samantha Willis (Foundation Year) — together with Director of Lower Primary, Shelly Sayers, came up with the ide...

Pumpkin seeds, chickpeas, salmon, and strawberries were a few items from a smorgasbord of foods on display yesterday at Mount Saint Agnes Academy, as 23 fourth grade students competed in the Well Bermuda Nutrition School Lunch Challenge. Five judges...

Asthma sufferers visited the Emergency Department at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital more than 2,000 times last year. It needn’t be so. According to asthma charity Open Airways, each of those visits signals an asthma management plan that has faile...

Last week Asha Ratteray was just a regular university student — then she got a call that changed her life. It was from the United States Embassy letting her know she was one of a select few students in Jamaica invited to meet President Barack Obama w...

Admission to one of the world’s top universities might intimidate anyone. Bermudians Alexa Virdi and Aliyyah Ahad found Oxford University quirky, and were delighted with the beautiful, old city it’s set in. Mrs Virdi is studying for her PhD in law, ...

Some people think the Island doesn’t have much in the way of cutting-edge fashion. Neal Jhay Morris is part of Moh’Tiv, a group of budding young designers hoping to change that perception. They’ll show off their collections as part of Capital Fashi...

Our Year 6 and Year 7 students had a fantastic living history lesson over the Easter holidays. They had the trip of a lifetime as they headed off to Washington, DC, Williamsburg and Jamestown. The first stop along the way was to the National Zoo wh...