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A pair of dance students have been awarded scholarships to pursue their dreams in the performing arts. Shanna Henry and Jadiyah Bailey were today presented with $3,000 through the Nadanja and Nishanthi N’tertainment Scholarship Fund. “I’m actually ...

Denzel Todd spent much of his childhood on the water with his father, so when it came to choosing a profession his sights were firmly fixed on the ocean. In 2012 he embarked on a career that has already taken him across the globe on cruise liners and...

Hospital authorities have revealed information about 13 adverse events in the past five years which, in some cases, led to the death or permanent injury of patients. The Bermuda Hospitals Board disclosed the information in response to a public access...

In the second and final part of our question-and-answer session on the Island’s economy, Bermuda College lecturer Craig Simmons shares his hopes for 2016 •QUESTION: To what extent do we have reason to be optimistic or pessimistic for the year ahead?...

Bermuda’s community needs educating about Alzheimer’s so sufferers can be given adequate support, according to Marie Fay, an occupational therapist for Action on Alzheimer’s & Dementia. Ms Fay said some people end up disappearing from day-to-day soci...

A local educator dedicated to teaching how the power of technology can enhance learning is off to Ghana to deliver a seminar to 25 children. “It’s going great; it’s exceeding what I expected,” said Darren Burchall of his Great4Learning programme, whi...

Confidence in Bermuda's economy is at its highest point since before the financial crisis, according to a poll. More than a third of registered voters — 36 per cent — said they had faith in the direction the economy was heading in the Global Research...

A local businessman sees unparalleled opportunities for Bermudians to develop business links with partners far to our south. Consultant Leon O’Brien has broader hopes for the community to use overseas connections to develop services on the Island, as...

A one-day seminar for teenagers to learn about computer coding, the Holiday Hackathon, scored high marks with its student attendees. With the latest apps and mobiles games sweeping the world, the power and simplicity of modern programming are especia...

The first member of her family to go to college, Shallette Spencer is now a straight-A actuarial science student at Georgia State University. The 21-year-old, from Devonshire, will start her junior year next month at the Atlanta establishment, after ...