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Shona Maule has gotten out of bed, put on her sneakers and hit the road running every morning this month. It’s not an easy exercise for the 21-year-old, who did not train for the feat and seriously injured her foot when she attempted a half-marathon ...

The story of a Bermudian man killed in a race riot in England more than a century ago is getting renewed attention thanks to global Black Lives Matter protests. British author and black studies teacher Madeline Heneghan said she has received several...

When churches closed and restrictions were placed on public gatherings, pastor Damon Hendrickson took his message to Facebook. The idea behind his new page, Pastor D Unleashed, is to provide a space to cultivate worship and strengthen faith despite t...

Restoration House Ministries International is hosting a 24-hour community prayer room in partnership with the Anglican Church of Bermuda, today. Founder Eugenia Robinson was given the vision to create a safe space for believers and non-believers to ...

People often compare, and confuse, chess and bridge and there are endless discussions on which is the “better” game. For me there is no “better” — they are both brilliant mind games, but they are really different. In terms of pure brain-crunching a...

Before Covid-19, Melonie Lew would sit in front of her canvas and paint, inspired by the world around her. Things have changed since Bermuda went into lockdown at the end of March. Ms Lew’s time at home is now divided between her work in human resou...

At 46, Richelle Richards still remembers just how tough it was to be a teenager. The challenge came in trying to explore what she liked while also fitting in with her friends. Ultimately, she gave up the struggle. “I realised I needed to be true to m...

Annoyed by the British taxi drivers who tried to overcharge her, Daniella Jade Lowe started a blog. Cabby Corruption was the first entry in The View From Where I Sit — the title is a nod to the wheelchair a spinal-cord injury has kept her in for most...

At 13, Thomas Olunloyo was homeless. Now, he is the chief executive of a multibillion-dollar company, ever thankful for the education he got and the hospitality jobs that helped pay for it. So when Covid-19 shuttered restaurants and left some student...

A Bermuda float bobbing around the Atlantic is proving interesting to scientists — and the students who designed and built it. Named Oscar, the “ocean drifter” was launched off North Shore a year ago as part of an oceanographic experiment by Watersta...