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Staff at a drug prevention charity have completed an international training course designed to help youngsters cope better at school. Lisa Brewster, Marina Sousa and Samantha Smith of Pride completed the affiliate trainer course in the Promoting Alt...

Staff from the Fairmont Southampton helped to spruce up a primary school in preparation for the start of the new school year. Thirteen hotel employees worked at the parish’s Heron Bay Primary School as part of their back-to-school community service ...

A scientist dubbed “a robotics legend” by business magazine Forbes is to make a presentation at a major conference in Bermuda. Ayanna Howard will discuss whether humans should trust robots at the TEDx event next month. Dr Howard is a lecturer, rese...

Patrina O’Connor-Paynter and Ellen-Kate Horton have joined the appointments committee of the Media Council of Bermuda. Ms Paynter, also known as PowerGirl, will serve as the committee chair. They will join Myra Virgil, who has served on the on the co...

Three North Hamilton fixtures have been honoured with the Priscilla Wilkinson Business Award. Place’s Cafe, the Young Men’s Social Club and entrepreneur Jenefer Brimmer have been recognised for their success and contributions to the community. Dale B...

The Women’s Resource Centre is not at all surprised by the recent conversational frenzy around recent comments made by national security minister Wayne Caines. This is what happens. There is an outcry around an incident and as soon as the dust settle...

Saltus Grammar School held a memorial service yesterday for the 3,000 people who died in the terrorist attack on New York’s World Trade Centre in 2001. The Saltus memorial also remembered two former pupils who lost their lives, Bermudian Boyd Gatton ...

Trying out for a step team at Georgia State University was a really big deal for Tori Cariah. She was a shy 18-year-old, an education major whose dream was to become a middle schoolteacher; step-dancing with Quiet Storm took her way out of her comfor...

A Bermudian researcher and university lecturer will take part in Facebook’s first summit on the safety of young people in the digital age. Katie Davis, who built an international reputation for her work on digital media and young people, will collab...

Reminded that “it takes a village ...”, the Back to School Gathering at the Bermuda College took place last Thursday to promote the tandem between families and schools to the benefit of our island’s children. The gathering attracted upwards of 40 peo...