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A Bermudian academic has broken new ground after she was elected Dean of Faculty at one of America’s most prestigious universities. Born in New York and raised in Bermuda, Eve De Rosa will take up the post at Ivy League Cornell University in New York...

A charity dedicated to helping the island’s seniors has been given a $2,500 boost from the Women’s International Shipping and Trade Association. Wista Bermuda has in the past organised a “shoebox gift wrap social” to provide seniors with shoeboxes f...

Charles D. King — a trailblazing Hollywood producer whose father is Bermudian — is poised to add to his history-making credentials at Sunday’s Oscars ceremony. Mr. King, 51, is one of three producers of the film Judas and the Black Messiah, which has...

Film lovers unable to visit the cinema during the current coronavirus pandemic can still catch some of the latest Oscar-nominated movies later this month. The 2021 Crime Stoppers Weekend Film Experience will be hosting a virtual festival that subscri...

Two executives based in Bermuda, and a third with an island connection, have been selected among the top 25 diversity and inclusion champions by Intelligent Insurer magazine. The UK-based industry publication said the 25 honourees were “chosen for th...

This year, “I choose to challenge” was the theme of International Women’s Month. In the spirit of this, I have elected to challenge our government to work to improve the protection of women and others who are harassed and abused, and to ban the non-d...

The majority of Bermuda's charities believe that improving equity in the community is vital to their roles with the Covid-19 pandemic serving to increase this awareness, a new study says. Stakeholders in the Third Sector also want to find ways to wor...

Anand Dholakia is quite clear. “Bermuda’s Third Sector stakeholders have shown a clear, long-term commitment to achieving a Bermuda that works better for all.” But Mr Dholakia, a principal associate with Washington-based Community Science and one of ...

“It’s not what we do, but why we do it.” This is a paraphrase of the theme of a speech given by noted comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory which I heard as a freshman student at the University off Miami, in the late 1960s. That experience ...

“It isn’t what we say or think that defines us, but what we do.” - Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility This week while preparing for an upcoming webinar, I came across more than one reference to the fact that Covid-19 has adversely affected women on ...

An award-winning American expert on bias and racism who moved to Bermuda as a one-year “digital nomad” has offered his insight for the island on race and diversity. Robert Livingston, a management and public policy lecturer at Harvard University, rel...