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Two local teachers have turned the imminent America’s Cup into a platform for youngsters to learn about Bermuda — and now want to share their package of lessons with the island’s educators. The result is Let’s Sail Away! Bermuda’s Sailing History fro...

Sir Richard Branson’s Necker Island head chef Chris Kenny snagged the top prize at the celebrity chef 11th Hour Racing Lionfish Throwdown with a trio of sustainable dishes. He beat competition from five top chefs from the 35th America’s Cup team nat...

Hundreds gathered in St George’s yesterday to watch a more than 200-year-old tradition unfold. The 201st annual Peppercorn Ceremony took place in King’s Square. The annual event, first marked in 1816, featured the Freemasons Lodge paying the annual ...

The underwater war being waged on Bermuda’s lionfish took a giant leap forward yesterday morning as a prototype submersible robot caught one of the invasive predators via remote access. A hefty team of scientists, conservationists and roboticists ga...

A new level of competition has been added to the 2017 MATE Bermuda Regional Remotely Operated Vehicle Challenge. The school event, which will be held at the National Sports Centre on Saturday, will feature the ranger class for the first time. “This ...

A satellite transmitter crucial to the Bermuda Turtle Project has been found by a reef diver in the Bahamas. The equipment was used to chart the progress of Hardy, a green turtle who swam 1,000 miles from Bermuda to the Caribbean country last year. I...

Renowned malacologist John “Jack” Lightbourn has officially opened a new exhibition featuring some of the smallest sea shells on the planet. The Micromollusc Shell Collection can be seen at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute of which Mr Lig...

An early forecast for the 2017 hurricane season has predicted a slightly below-average number of named storms this year. The forecast, released yesterday by Colorado State Univesity, estimates that the Atlantic will experience around 11 named storms ...

Students at Bermuda Institute of Seventh-day Adventist showed off their science projects this week. The theme for this year’s fair was “Science in Creation”. The fair opened on Wednesday night. A variety of projects examining subjects including clea...

A Bermudian-born company is taking off in Canada with a high-tech software program linked to drones and aimed at the insurance industry. The founders of Bermuda Aerial Media launched sister firm Skymatics in Calgary two years ago and now employs five...

Android is donning the crown of the world’s No 1 operating system, both in terms of the number of devices that use it and the revenue its ecosystem generates. As an Android user, I don’t really mind — but there are ominous aspects to its growing domi...

The rusting remains of the Niobe Corinthian have finally been sunk offshore, transforming it from an embarrassing eyesore at the doorway to St David's to an artificial reef that will attract marine life and divers alike. After years of planning and p...