Tiara Webb, the daughter of former Government minister Renee Webb, has been elected to join the Phi Beta Kappa honour society upon her graduation. Ms Webb, 21, graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism and media production from the Edward...
DATE: Jun 14, 2016 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Bermuda’s latest gang shootings have led me to reflect upon something I recently observed. I happened to be in a store and spotted a woman of approximately 20 years, with a child of about 3, who was messing about as three-year-olds do. In return, the...
The education system and black history were among the issues tackled during the island’s first “Speakers’ Corner” on Sunday afternoon.
Dozens turned up to the Loyal Gazette event at Loyal Hill Field in Devonshire, which allowed members of the public ...
The executive director of the Centre Against Abuse has renewed her call on the community to help shed light on domestic abuse.
Speaking today at the Hamilton Rotary Club, Laurie Shiell outlined what can be done to break the taboo surrounding “Bermuda...
Hospitality guru Herve Humler will discuss careers with students at CedarBridge Academy on Friday.
Mr Humler co-founded the Ritz-Carlton Company in 1983 and serves as its president and chief operating officer, as well as being president of Bulgari Ho...
Fifteen hard-working students have been hand-picked by Warwick Academy staff to be a part of a student leadership team for the 2016 to 2017 school year.
Formed two years ago, the team’s aims are to ensure that students excel and develop the skills an...
Bermuda Government and Progressive Labour Party politicians have called for a Bermudian education commissioner to be appointed.
It comes after ZBM reported that a Briton had been selected for the post and acting education commissioner Freddie Evans ...
The issues of human rights, civil rights and values for positive living have been challenges for centuries. Throughout the ages, millions have perished in conflicts fought for freedom, respect and civil order.
Whenever the subject of freedom arises...
DATE: Jun 13, 2016 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Al Seymour
Eleven students will receive their High School Diplomas (GED) in a graduating ceremony at the CARE Learning Centre tomorrow.
They will represent the second class who have passed the new 2014 GED test.
The test is delivered exclusively on computer an...
Government says it will extend its voluntary early retirement scheme for those eligible in the public service.
Submission deadline is August 29 this year and termination date is September 30, with the exception of Education where termination will be...
