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Bermuda College is to offer an online Master of Business Administration course this autumn. The degree programme comes from Bermuda College’s continuing partnership with Framingham State University in Massachusetts. The college is sponsoring a virtu...

Four dogs believed to be illegally bred were seized from a North Shore Road, Pembroke residence on Tuesday, police reported. Officers assisted animal wardens in removing the animals, which occurred without incident, according to a police spokesman. T...

Bermudians suffering from drug and alcohol addiction are being encouraged to attend a recovery programme in the UK that caters to Black and ethnic minority patients. Bermudian Llewelyn Gomes, a recovery coach for Nottingham-based BAC-IN — Black and A...

A trove of historical documents linked to an 18th-century ship captured by a Bermudian privateer has been presented to the Bermuda Archives. The donation, made last Thursday to education minister Diallo Rabain, came as the Department of Libraries an...

Applications for Belco’s scholarships will be capped off this Saturday, the electric company reminded pupils yesterday. The scholarships, provided by the Belco Scholarship Selection Committee, are designed to give university students opportunities t...

The island’s two public senior schools got the go-ahead to hold their respective sports days this week with staff and spectators. The Berkeley Institute was approved for yesterday and today on its school field, while CedarBridge Academy’s athletics a...

A legal challenge to mandatory Covid-19 testing for school pupils before they can return to the classroom has suffered a defeat in the Supreme Court. The case for the parent, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was brought last month against a dec...

A World Health Organisation representative yesterday hailed the island’s Covid-19 vaccine rate as he called on residents to make sure all of their shots were up to date. Ian Stein, the WHO and Pan American Health Organisation delegate for Bermuda, Ja...

A group of financial assistance recipients have completed a pilot financial literacy programme launched by the Ministry of Economy and Labour. A spokesman said the first 13 participants completed the course on April 6 after attending presentations on...

The pirates anchored in Hamilton harbour did not even take mercy on the Right Reverend Nick Dill, the Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, as he was forced to walk the plank and plunge into the choppy waters below. But the man of God took his punishment with ...