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Judges have named Sloane Chinapoo as the most influential woman in the field of ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) in Bermuda following a contest organised by the Department of ICT Policy and Innovation. The Department recently ran thr...

Progress may finally be happening in St George’s but, according to Renee Ming, voters remain concerned about a lack of inclusiveness from the One Bermuda Alliance. Ms Ming was yesterday unveiled as the Progressive Labour Party General Election candid...

Respected architect and committed environmentalist Julia van Beelen has been remembered as a devoted mother and a force of nature. Mrs van Beelen suffered a sudden illness while at work last week and passed away in hospital on Monday morning at the a...

The innovators of tomorrow showcased hours of hard work this week as part of Warwick Academy’s science project competition. The Year 9 students were tasked with coming up with their own project and then testing a series of hypotheses and evaluating t...

Bermudian Nathan Titterton has been awarded the Outstanding Youth Award in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada. Nathan, 17, was recognised for volunteering in the local community throughout his time as a student at Trinity College School during the annual “St...

More than a dozen of Bermuda’s best and brightest were honoured this weekend at the annual Outstanding Teen Awards. Saltus student Megan Zimmerer scored the top prize at the event, held at the Greater Heritage Worship Centre in Hamilton to recognise ...

Hundreds of people marched through Hamilton after leading figures appeared in Supreme Court in connection with the December 2 demonstrations yesterday. About 300 marchers rallied outside the Dame Lois Browne-Evans building, where Bermuda Industrial U...

Children with severe, persistent asthma are 30 times more likely to develop chronic respiratory disease in adulthood, according to the Minister of Health. Speaking during the World Asthma Day celebrations, Jeanne Atherden stressed the importance of ...

Students finishing their studies at Warwick Academy were given a grand send-off by their peers and staff as part of a new tradition. On the last day of school, as part of their valedictory ceremony, school leavers were greeted by other students as pa...

Asthma hospital admissions have fallen by 76 per cent since Open Airways began its education programme two decades ago. But the condition remains the leading cause for trips to the emergency room, with a total of 1,871 visits last year telling the c...