Collecting rainwater on our white stepped roofs is one of the proudest Bermudian traditions dating back to our early settlers in the 17th century. But while this age-old resourcefulness remains impressive even in today’s rapidly…
For Dr Carika Weldon, the fight against cancer is personal. Dr Weldon was a young cancer researcher based in Britain when her grandmother was taken seriously ill back home, with very aggressive pancreatic cancer, in…
As treatment continues to improve across Bermuda and the world, cancer patients have a better chance of survival than ever before. Yet for all the success stories, each case of terminal cancer is a painful…
Kascia DaSilva didn’t want to settle for a steady career in the middle lane and, thanks to a Dennis Pimental Internal Scholarship, Ms DaSilva is well on the road to achieving her ambition of a…
With countless late nights preparing for arduous exams, a law degree can be stressful at the best of times – and that’s before you consider how you’ll pay for it all. Conor Doyle is grateful…
Twisty old tracks that were designed for horses and carts, salty air from the Atlantic and a plethora of potholes – it’s not easy being a car on Bermuda’s roads. The wear and tear can…
The thrill of the chase has returned to Bermuda with a roar and a screech, thanks to the resurgence of the popular motorsport karting. Thousands of spectators lined the streets of Hamilton for the Lindo’s…