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Growing up, Joanne Hyppolite felt the racial divide in her adopted America, but found few resources to explain it. She then dedicated her life to the study of black America and the African diaspora, eventually becoming curator at the National Museum...

Jalen Harvey had been carrying an idea in his mind for years. In April he placed it on top of his head. The entrepreneur launched Crowns this week, a line of baseball caps that carry a gombey motif on the front and a crown on the back. Mr Harvey s...

J.P. Skinner will never forget the wonder of his first scuba dive. He was 16, and captivated by all the fish. “I thought, for thousands of years people haven’t been able to do this, and I can,” he said. Since 2001 he’s spent much of his time sharing...

The four-letter expletive he’d spread across canvas appropriately summed up Calix Smith’s frustration with the education system. He couldn’t believe it when the organisers of a fashion show wouldn’t let him hang it at their event last year. “It was o...

TOMORROW • Heard Chapel: All are welcome to join as we celebrate Children’s Day at our 11am service. A BBQ will follow. 42 Glebe Road, Pembroke. JULY 3 • Heard Chapel: Join our free Vacation Bible School from July 3 to July 7, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. ...

When Reneka Smith looks back on the past 13 years of her life, she is amazed by what God has done. She was caught up in relationships and allowed others to define her but God transformed her into someone confident in the identity she had been given. ...

There are many different reasons why people fall in love with Bermuda. For Grammy Award-winning artist Sean Paul, it’s not just the turquoise water, pink sand and rum swizzles, but the burning passion locals have for reggae music. “I love doing shows...

Chances are that two countries might dominate the local news this weekend and, although our virtually non-existent diurnal temperature variation and shallow soils make our island a poor place to grow wine grapes, we can take pride in our ancestors sh...

One day, while prefecting in Primary Four, I noticed and observed Miss Zuill assisting a student who was working on a Braille writer. I asked Miss Zuill about Braille and she explained it to me even though she was just learning about it herself. Whi...

A group of Somersfield Academy students: Emilie Boucher, 14, Justice Hammer Furbert, 13, Sam Resnik, 13, and Eleanor Cox have hosted numerous events this year for their school annual community project. From movie nights, yard sales, trash clean ups, ...