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March 8 commemorated International Women’s Day: a day to celebrate the accomplishments of women and advocate for gender equality. As a participant and speaker, I was honoured to be among such phenomenal women from a variety of backgrounds. The wome...

The Outstanding Teen Awards were held last Saturday, with a record 124 students entered from private and public schools. There was a real sense of excitement and sportsmanship displayed by all of the students, with everyone cheering each other on. C...

Patricia Riding was once a regular on the Bermuda stage; she wasn’t good at auditions but would take any part offered. The Bermuda Musical and Dramatic Society dubbed her “Pickled Onions”, after one amusing role. But a broken ankle ended it all. “I w...

At Sharon Apopa’s childhood home on Roberts Avenue, it was common to find her family of 14 sitting out on the porch, playing instruments and listening to music. Decades later, her tie to music is just as strong. She’s behind a fundraiser at the BIU o...

Patrick Lee thought reading and rap were worlds apart until three years ago. The Bermuda College Literary Society opened his eyes to the connection. Ironically, he only joined to fulfil credit requirements. “It was a club or sports and I don’t lik...

Bermuda observed International Women’s Day on Tuesday. The day marks a global call for accelerating gender parity and celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. In honour of that, I thought I would reflect on the ...

Kevin Powell was born into extreme poverty; he refused to let that limit him. He got into college against all odds and went on to become a respected writer and community activist — a path he’ll share at Alpha Phi Alpha’s 17th annual Black and Gold Ba...

On Thursday, March 3, Mount Saint Agnes celebrated its 126th birthday and a few weeks before honoured our position as the only Catholic school in Bermuda by hosting Catholic Schools Week from January 31 until February 6. The combination of MSA’s wor...

When Garan Madeiros was a student at Warwick Academy, reading comic books was frowned upon and he had to hide his Marvel magazines not to be scolded by teachers. Two decades later, graphic novels are celebrated as a rich storytelling vehicle enjoyed...

“Amazing”, “Thoroughly enjoyable” and “A wonderful showcase” were some of the many positive comments used to review the CedarBridge Academy Concert Bands showcase on March 6, Blockbusters. The show was centered on theme songs from blockbuster movies...