As he embarks on a medical degree in California, Va Shon Williams hopes to become the third doctor among his siblings.
The 23-year-old from Pembroke began classes at Loma Linda University two months ago, after graduating from Alabama’s Oakwood Unive...
Ty-Ron Douglas, assistant professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis at the University of Missouri, has spent much of his adult life researching black masculinity, black family and African Diaspora Studies. And now he h...
Whatever one may think of the most efficient ways to spend $38,000, or whether such a small sum of money in the context of national spending is worth losing a job over, what is undeniable is that the Bermuda Government has made a pig’s ear of trying ...
Confidence in Bermuda’s economy is marginally up, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette.
The Global Research survey this month found 30 per cent of people had faith in the direction the economy was heading — up from 25 per cent three ...
Male teachers at Saltus Grammar School are hoping to start a new fashion trend to help raise awareness of breast cancer.
A growing number of teachers has caught on to the tradition, which started about a year ago, of wearing pink shorts on a Friday ...
Delray Rawlins has signed a professional contract with his English team Sussex, moving a step closer to becoming the first Bermudian to play county cricket.
The Bermuda Under-19 captain, who scored a century for the Sussex second XI this month, has ...
Bermuda High School officially launched its Early Years Programme yesterday morning, providing a preschool experience for girls aged 3 and 4.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony took place outside Curling Cottage, which has been renovated to accommodate the...
When the Bermuda Sloop Foundation teamed up with Masterworks to work on a new fundraiser, “Art 4 Sail”, Warwick Academy was excited to join the fundraising efforts.
The project involves decorating 4ft fibreglass sloops that will be displayed at Berm...
As part of the EY Coastal Cleanup in support of Keep Bermuda Beautiful, more than 90 Saltus Grammar School students and their families, staff and alums turned out on September 17 to clean up John Smith’s Bay.
Organiser Erika Powell, an S4 teacher an...
After 13 years serving over two terms, Larry Mussenden is looking forward to stepping down as Bermuda Football Association president and “observing quietly” in the background.
Mussenden will officially walk away from his post tonight when the BFA hol...
DATE: Sep 29, 2016 | CATEGORY: Football | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
