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Secondary students had an unbelievable opportunity with a special assembly by Dr Ayanna Howard from the Georgia Institute of Technology, who was on island to speak at TEDx Bermuda. Given the focus at BHS on Steam learning, the school was especially ...

“Planet Earth” is the answer Emmanuel Itier gives whenever people ask where he’s from. The film-maker, who was born in France but lives in California, has a heavy accent that sometimes confuses Americans. “There is no one country that is better than ...

Robots, hacking your own DNA, bitcoin, and the age of disruption were a few of the things that we learnt about for the first time at the CPA Bermuda Women’s Leadership Conference. Gaye-Marie Brown, the presenter, started off by giving us mind-blowin...

Students from Year 8 had a unique opportunity to connect with girls from around the world to celebrate The International Day of the Girl Child. They spoke with girls across the US, Canada, Switzerland and Tanzania. It was amazing to see that the lan...

Racism, police violence, The Hate U Give is a talking point for the Black Lives Matter movement. Robert Teitel turned page after page, spellbound by the story of a black teenager who sees a white policeman shoot her boyfriend in the back during a tra...

Christopher Marson is primarily known as a watercolourist, but, as his exhibition A Year of My Bermuda demonstrates, he is so much more than that. Although watercolours dominate, the show includes works in oil paint, acrylics and gouaches, the latte...

Ten years ago, Barry Fraser quit his job and went on an adventure. Then 62, his wife Maxine had died and his daughter Gail was living her own life. He decided it was time he fulfilled a long-held ambition. “I’d always wanted to do missionary work ove...

If you know Louis Galipeau, you know his headphones. Walking through town, riding on the bus, behind his computer at work, they are always on, techno and house music pulsing. Ask, and he has an easy response: “I just like music.” But if you push, he...

Last summer, the Right Reverend Wieslaw Spiewak learnt of important relics on their way to North America and had the grand idea of bringing them here. They were the remains of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, a Roman Catholic priest said to have carried the...