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Carolyn Soares didn’t know how lucky she was until she went to South Africa. She taught English to 10-year-olds without computers or sufficient textbooks in Mpumalanga, eastern South Africa. Huge numbers of children were jammed into tiny classrooms i...

Five years ago Judy Baum was semi-retired and enjoying life when out of nowhere came a curveball. Her 38-year-old daughter, Lori Correia, suffered a massive stroke. Mrs Baum stepped in as her caregiver. “You don’t expect your children to have a te...

A two-year conservation project studying Bermuda’s anoles has uncovered a new species as well as lifting the lid on how the lizard population has expanded across the Island. The initiative was led by Florida International University’s James Stroud an...

Millennials, also known as the Millennial Generation or Generation Y, are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates when the generation starts and ends. Most researchers and commentators use birth years ranging from th...

On a distant green meadow in the English countryside stands a memorial to one of the most important figures in Bermudian history. The bronze chair emblazoned with the name of Mary Prince is one of 12 that forms a new piece of artwork called The Juror...

Two golden lion tamarins are adapting well to their new lives at the Bermuda Zoo, according to conservation staff. Jack and Sienna were released into the Caribbean enclosure this summer after being brought to the Island from the United States. Both m...

Great employers deserve their moment in the spotlight. Their immense value to the community all too frequently flies under the radar. The issue of labour relations only seems to make the news when there is a dispute or when employees are found to be ...

Former Digicel Bermuda chief executive Wayne Caines remains bullish despite pulling his hamstring just ten metres into a barefoot race with triathlete Sergio Edness. Mr Caines, former chief of staff to Premier Ewart Brown and a former PLP senator, t...

I don’t suppose anyone really likes funerals. I’ve fortunately managed to avoid them for the past 20 years, since my own dear dad’s. I’ve been in the wrong country or had some equally valid excuse … until the weekend. What have I been afraid of? A r...

This is the dilemma: You’ve been working hard in the gym for a few months now. You finally got over your fear of lifting weights and are beginning to see and feel the benefits of resistance and weight training. As a result, you are loving your new-fo...

In March of the year of the Lord 2000, a lady moved next door to my house. One day I saw her leaving home wearing a very brightly coloured red jacket and, as she walked by me, said “good morning”. Later that evening I spotted her in a blue jacket. I...

Edward “Donnell” Ivy’s hips started failing him when he was 9. By the time he reached university, he would often suffer terrible pain that would put him in hospital for weeks. Then the crisis hit. The then 23-year-old was on duty as a resident paedia...