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Beauty queen Asha Galloway believes confidence is the sexiest thing a woman can wear. The 23-year-old studies art and design at the Bermuda College. Her dream is to work as an art therapist, and help more people find their voice. She won the Miss Bi...

Robert Richardson, the PHC Zebras defender, will miss the remainder of the year because of injury. Richardson has torn cartilage in his right knee and is scheduled to undergo surgery next month. He suffered the injury on October 4 in PHC’s Premier Di...

The potential for growth in Bermuda’s international business from the asset management sector is “huge”, according to industry expert Jessel Mendes. Mr Mendes, a partner with global professional services firm EY, said the foundations for expansion ha...

Myth #26: All speech is protected by a person’s right to freedom of speech. We all say things that we regret. Usually, this results in an apology, which is hopefully accepted, and then we move on with our lives. However, there are times when things...

Students from CedarBridge Academy have been treated to an inspiring visit from Gavin Manders, the Bermuda tennis ace. The Island’s No 1 dropped into their Homework Academy, run as part of the Beyond Rugby programme with Family Centre and Bermuda Rugb...

Bermuda’s international business students can take advantage of new business opportunities, a Bermuda Business Development Agency expert said yesterday. BDA business development manager Sean Moran said: “There are a lot business opportunities out the...

Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can happen. Sharica Robinson dreamed of becoming a chef. She got an associate’s degree in culinary arts from Bermuda College and was accepted at the Culinary Institute of America. And then came her ...

Chris Estwanik admitted it was a relief simply to be back racing after clocking a new Bermuda residents’ record at the Philadelphia Half-Marathon. Estwanik, who has battled back from a torn tendon in his knee and a fracture in his sacrum — the large ...

Less than six months ago, Brendan Rodgers was the toast of his peers. Voted the manager of the year by the League Managers’ Association, the Northern Irishman was on a seemingly-unstoppable ascent. Even his over-analytical interviews were mildly ende...