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Many young people struggle to find their place in society, Lauren Genevieve is one of the lucky ones. At about the age of 2 she began badgering her parents about singing with the church choir. At 16, she’s on her way to a performing arts career. The ...

Brendan O’Leary is well versed in conflict. The University of Pennsylvania professor’s ideas on power-sharing are said to have been influential during the Irish peace process. The reason why he’s here? Family. His cousin, Elizabeth O’Mahony, sits on...

When our school, Warwick Academy, assigned us a project with the objective of helping the community, we experienced a lot of frustration while trying to come up with an idea. We were then approached by the Bermuda Red Cross to help them to make a vi...

Two students from Mount Saint Agnes Academy share how we can make Bermuda better. Sabrina Dasilva, Grade 10 My vision for Bermuda is that we become a greener and Earth-friendly Bermuda, so that we can preserve the beauty of our island for future gen...

Self-made women are journalist Clare O’Connor’s expertise. The New York-based Bermudian, 33, is a staff writer at Forbes, where her focus is women entrepreneurs, workplace equality and affirming popular hashtag #ladybosses. The former Mid-Ocean News...

After a successful start to the initiative last year, The Royal Gazette’s National School Salute is back and even bigger than before. Now expanded to include Bermuda’s middle schools as well as its high schools, the series of school newspapers will ...

When Austin Riley started racing go-karts, he never imagined it would bring him to Bermuda. He was 7 and only agreed to try the sport after his father pleaded with him to do so. “All right,” Austin said, “I’ll do one lap around the track and then we...

The Bermuda National Trust, together with sponsor Marshall Diel & Myers, celebrated Earth Day by listening to the voices of our children at the student video competition prize-giving for primary, middle and senior school students. Prizes were awarde...

The Warwick Bear is doing an End-to-End triathlon. He will begin cycling from Dockyard to St George at 6.30am — in a full suit of fur. Once he gets there he will run/walk back to Dockyard. At 10am he will join principal Maggie McCorkell and students...

Secondary students and staff travelled to Vietnam in April. Here’s what they thought: Emma O’Donnell, IB1 “In Vinh Long we spent five days working on building a house for a family. We worked with local architects and builders as well as the future o...