Llewellyn Wainwright is a genius. Of course, when we think of geniuses, we think of folks like Albert Einstein, Steven Hawking, or Neil deGrasse Tyson. Mr Wainwright is a different sort of genius though: the…
By Vejay Steede
Healthcare is often very personal. Most of us know our own vices, and can usually figure out what has caused whatever ailment we have been diagnosed with. The tricky part is striking a balance between…
Water is, perhaps, the single most vital element for the maintenance of life on planet earth. Clean, uncontaminated water is, therefore, a priceless commodity, and the primary focus of the United Nation’s annual World Water…
The Department for National Drug Control (DNDC) is committed to tackling the myriad concerns raised by unlawful drug use and distribution in our community. Their approach is three-pronged: Prevention, which encompasses education and community action.…
The IBA Stanley G. Kennedy Architectural Award is an $8000 bursary awarded annually to a Bermudian student who is studying architecture in an accredited architecture programme. Applicants need not have been educated in Bermuda for…
The Sir Harry D. Butterfield Scholarship has long been the ‘cream of the crop’ for undergraduate bursaries in Bermuda. Offered annually by the Bank of N. T. Butterfield (BNTB), the generous award has funded tertiary…
As a middle-aged Bermudian who found poetry within these shores growing up, Alan Smith and Andra Simons are iconic figures to me. They were the most notable voices speaking metaphor, and beauty, and bitterness, and…