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Several weeks ago, the Bermuda College was featured in a front-page news article that carried the concerns of former nurse Meredith Ebbin, regarding our Associate of Science (Nursing) Degree programme, specifically in respect to its sustainability an...

The City of Hamilton will celebrate the start of the school term by hosting a free public event on City Hall grounds on Saturday. There will be up to $1,500 of prize giveaways including school supplies, shoes and backpacks, along with food vendors an...

Siblings Russell and Claire Conyers have had their eyes set on medical school for as long as they can remember and now their hard work is paying off. Both of them received direct entry into university after graduating from Warwick Academy — Russell i...

The reporting on August 13 of the rift between Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean and three former members of his shadow cabinet raised more questions than answers. I investigated online sources that weekend and got answers and more for a mode...

Law student William Finnerty has been awarded a $15,000 scholarship from Marshall Diel & Myers to continue his studies. The law firm has also presented fellow law student Taylor Braithwaite with a $7,500 bursary for his quest to earn his graduate dip...

When Cha’von Clarke-Joell moved to England she thought her Bermuda passport qualified her for employment. It should have, but a government official at the nearest Jobcentre office saw things differently. After a year struggling to get the national i...

Almost 100 students met with minister of home affairs Patricia Gordon-Pamplin this week at a special luncheon which concluded government’s Summer Internship Programme. The programme, which started in May, was designed to help young people develop t...

A 2012 CedarBridge graduate has been awarded the KPMG Scholarship which is worth $20,000 per year for three years. Jahlae Outerbridge, who is pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting at Georgia State University in the USA, is hoping to obtain her C...

Work on the island’s first crematorium in St David’s has got under way with developers hoping the facility will be open in five months. Heavy machinery descended on the vacant land on Wallers Point Road, near the TCD centre, yesterday to begin landsc...

One of the key arguments often given for why it is important to increase the diversity of America’s teaching force is that students of colour do better academically when they have teachers of colour. A 2010 study titled Diversifying the Teaching For...