A self-confessed landlubber, even Premier Michael Dunkley can’t help but be excited by the fact that Bermuda could host the America’s Cup.
And with each passing day Mr Dunkley becomes more and more convinced the Island is the best place to host the 2...
DATE: Aug 14, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Four Bermudian students have been awarded scholarships to help assist their medical training through the Bermuda Hospitals Board and GlaxoSmithKline.
Nursing students Zaire Burgess-Robinson and Gerteikquia Hatherley were each awarded scholarships val...
Over the past ten days an ALS Ice Bucket Challenge has been raging through the States.
This Monday our Picture Editor at The Royal Gazette, David Skinner received a challenge all the way from Brenda McLean in Massachusetts. Education awareness on an ...
A forensic science graduate is appealing to the Island’s philanthropists to lend him $35,000 towards his doctoral studies.
Bermudian Mark Amaral has won a coveted place on a PhD course in security science at the University College London but found ou...
DATE: Aug 13, 2014 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Life, just like art, wouldn’t be much fun if it didn’t involve some risks.
That’s the philosophy of UK based painter Nick Sargent.
Mr Sargent will be on Island next weekend (August 23 and 24) leading a workshop with local artist Charles Zuill, call...
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A veteran local firefighter who toured Bermuda’s schools every year for Fire Safety Week has been appointed senior fire safety education specialist with the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department.
Arthur Raynor, who closed 31 years’ service for Bermuda’s fir...
DATE: Aug 12, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Filmmakers Lucinda Spurling, Kara Smith and Karli Powell unite to produce documentary on the history of The Berkeley Institute
By Nadia Arandjelovic
There’s no telling how many hurdles you’ll have to jump while chasing a dream. They key is to always ...
Twelve high school graduates have been recognised as Advanced Placement Scholars by the US College Board.
The youngsters, from Saltus Grammar School, were among 65 pupils from the junior and senior years to sit the demanding Advanced Placement (AP) ...
A young Bermudian has become the first Regiment officer cadet to graduate from a new eight-week commissioning course at the UK’s prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Mark Prior returned to the Island last week after an intensive training pro...
