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The first phase of an architectural survey of St George’s listed buildings has been completed. An eight-strong team of students, led by Brent Fortenberry from Clemson University in Charleston and Ed Chappel, the retired director of architecture and a...

Hard work has paid off for 17-year-old Matthew Brady as the honour roll Mount St Agnes senior prepares for college abroad on a scholarship. “I have a life path, and it probably comes from my parents,” Matthew told The Royal Gazette. “If you put in th...

The Bermuda Pilot Gig Club is preparing to hold a parade of maritime vessels to mark the 100th anniversary of the first ship to sail through Town Cut in St George’s. The Norwegian cargo ship SS Admiralen, under pilot James Griffiths, became the first...

Establishing mobile phone rules for teenagers can be a little tricky. After all, most parents didn’t grow up owning a mobile phone so knowing what’s appropriate and what isn’t can be a challenge. Technology also changes so quickly that it can also b...

Numerous Bermuda-based websites and e-mail addresses were out of order over the weekend because their domains had expired. It was only six months ago that the Bermuda Government started charging users for the right to an address featuring “.bm”, the ...

Thursday proved to be one of the wettest days in the island’s history, with 5.34 inches of rain reported by the Bermuda Weather Service. Within a single day the island received slightly more rain than the average for the entire month (5.3in), causing...

Multiple Bermuda-based websites and e-mail addresses have been out of order today. Businesses and organisations using the .bm domain have been affected: as of 10.30am websites including lindos.bm, gorham.bm, masters.bm, biu.bm, bhs.bm and rayclan.bm ...

Twenty students have been awarded bursaries from LinkBermuda to help them take part in Connectech’s Scratch and Python coding classes. The support is intended to help young people from at-risk communities or families with financial needs study techno...

Recently released documents have revealed details of the 1979 Constitutional Conference, which eventually led to the abolition of the expatriate vote in Bermuda. The conference, held at Warwick Camp, came as a result of the 1977 riots and the subsequ...

How much is a child’s future success determined by innate intelligence? Economist James Heckman says it is not what people think. He likes to ask educated non-scientists — especially politicians and policymakers — how much of the difference between p...

Economic development minister Grant Gibbons has visited Nasa headquarters in Washington, DC to promote Bermuda’s space and satellite business programme. Dr Gibbons, who was joined by permanent secretary William Francis, met with the head of the Unite...

A one-week camp, starting today, will show students and teachers how and why scientists use remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) in deep-sea exploration. And it will culminate with the campers building and testing the own working robots. The ‘Dabble in...