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The autism charity Tomorrow’s Voices has appointed four new board members. The new directors include experts in the fields of IT, law, medicine and psychology. Adrian Lodge, who joined the board in January, has more than 15 years of experience in ap...

One of the leaders of Shift Bermuda, which works with young people, has been awarded a scholarship to attend the international conference of the Association of Fundraising Professionals. Truell Landy, the executive director of Shift Bermuda, has bee...

Covid-19, particularly the devastating Delta variant of the virus, fuelled extra expenses just shy of $3.6 million for the health ministry in 2021-22, MPs have been told. The House of Assembly heard supplementary estimates for budgeting, with health ...

The US Consulate says the traditional visit by the university students reinforces the longstanding educational ties between the United States and Bermuda

The education minister moved to clarify the roles of the Education Reform Unit and the Department of Education during this morning’s House of Assembly session. Diallo Rabain reiterated plans he announced in November affecting the governance, leaders...

A young Bermudian studying on the high seas encourages anyone looking for adventure to do the same

Patrina O’Connor-Paynter was named International Woman of the Year at an event celebrating International Women’s Day

An archaeological dig aims to shed light on the history of enslaved Bermudians who lived and worked in St George’s. The Bermuda National Trust has joined forces with the University of Rochester, based in western New York state, for a combined resear...

Middle-schoolers from across the island gathered at City Hall last week to commemorate the actions of a young American almost 70 years ago. Claudette Colvin was arrested in Montgomery on March 2, 1955, when she was 15 years old. She was held for r...

A “reimagining” of an alternative education centre includes new courses tailored to the needs of adult students