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The commemoration of the 1959 Theatre Boycotts, which scored the first blow against racial segregation, was marked with two special events on Saturday. Glenn Fubler of the community group Imagine Bermuda said that the eight stores who chose to surpri...

Eight teams will compete in this year’s Institute of Bermuda Architects “Benched 2.0” event — a design-build contest aimed at students at the high school and university level. The competition sees two students pair up with local designers and builde...

Dancing robots and solar stoves got showcased on Tuesday as the Bermuda High School wrapped up a week of science. Recovered materials from the Tynes Bay dump were turned into stoves, while other students put together robot cars able to carry out a ra...

Just one in four people has faith in the economy, according to a poll commissioned by The Royal Gazette. The survey by Global Research this month showed 25 per cent were confident in the direction the economy was heading, up marginally from 23 per ce...

Amy Palmer walked into design technology expecting that a box would be the most exciting thing she got to design. And then she received her assignment.The child’s desk she created for her GCSE project resembled half a doughnut and was accompanied by ...

Toughening laws on crime is the public’s number one solution to solving Bermuda’s gun violence problems, according to a new poll. The Global Research survey, commissioned by The Royal Gazette, found 24 per cent of people named stricter sentencing or ...

Updates and registrations on websites ending in .bm will not be available between July 1 and 10. The Registry General attributed the interruption to maintenance work, adding that its new .bm registration website would go live on Monday, July 11. The...

In a first, a group of Bermuda High School students got to spend the few days before summer break tackling science projects at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. The trip was part of the school’s second annual Steam week, for Science,...

Dear Sir, It is with a deep sense of emotion that I read in today’s Royal Gazette (June 18) a conviction of a German guard, jailed for five years for his part in what the judge called “ ... a perfect functioning machine for eliminating human beings, ...

A tradition dating back to 1849 — the Blessing of the Boats — took place this morning at the Chapel of Ease dock in St George’s Harbour. The Right Rev Nicholas Dill, Bishop of Bermuda, and the Rev David Raths conducted the blessing after being rowed...

A science educator is this year following through on his dream of bringing do-it-yourself microtechnology to the children of his old neighbourhood. “Bermuda is finally catching on,” said Darren Burchall, an information technology teacher based in Bra...

Two Microsoft guest speakers will explain aspects of cloud computing at an event hosted by Fireminds Ltd next week. Marlon Fetzner, Microsoft director of corporate, external and legal affairs, and Renatto Garro, Microsoft Partner Technology Strategis...