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A 97-year-old woman who taught for almost 40 years will become one of the first Bermudians to receive an honorary doctorate of education from a Seventh-day Adventist university. Edith van Lowe, who spent most of her career teaching at the Bermuda Ins...

The Bermuda Public Services Union delivered educational awards to 18 young Bermudians last month to help them to pursue further education. While the union has historically given out 12 scholarships as part of its Annual Education Awards Ceremony, the...

People will get to hear a leading Bahamian conservationist, Casuarina McKinney-Lambert, discuss coral reef restoration and much more at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute this month. Ms McKinney-Lambert is a founding member of the One Ele...

Bermuda’s Pride parade is set to return to Hamilton this month as part of a weekend of activities celebrating the island’s LGBTQ+ community. OutBermuda, Bermuda’s only LGBTQ+ focused charity, said that this year’s event will include a parade, parties...

A series of commemorative stamps have been unveiled honouring the 20th anniversary of the St David’s Islanders and Native Community’s Pow Wow. The stamps, which feature vibrant images of native culture and heritage, are on sale at the General Post Of...

A young Bermudian has shared her experiences with bipolar in a book of poetry aimed at supporting others while dispelling myths about the disorder. The 21-year-old author wrote the book, The Diary of a Pyscho Hippie, which is intentionally misspelt,...

A programme intended to offer comprehensive education and life skills training for women recently celebrated its first graduating class after years of challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Seven women formally graduated the Women’s Resource Cen...

Passion, determination and enthusiasm have won Armani Brandy and Micah Richardson the 2022 Devonshire Parish Council scholarships to support their further education. A spokesman for the DPC said both candidates were more than worthy of the award, pra...

“Gruesome” cases of animal cruelty, abandonment and injuries have risen since Government relaxed restrictions on the breeding of illegal pitbull dogs, a Government minister admitted yesterday. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said abuse an...

Anna Neilson-Williams has been named the new chief of psychiatry for the Bermuda Hospitals Board after almost a year acting in the post. Dr Neilson-Williams, who has served as the acting chief of psychiatry since last September, will officially take ...