In Bermuda, we describe our sand as pink, although the colour isn’t always immediately obvious. From a distance, many of the island’s beaches appear closer to white. The pink becomes more noticeable under certain conditions,…
Bermuda’s early buildings were shaped by a constant balancing act between what was available, what was needed and what the island itself would allow. Survival was top of mind for the settlers. When they arrived…
Osteoporosis is often described as a “silent disease” because bone loss develops gradually and usually without obvious symptoms. The condition causes bones to become weaker and more fragile over time, increasing the risk of breaks,…
Public speaking is one of the most common fears students face — yet it may also be one of the most useful skills they can develop. The Bermuda branch of the English-Speaking Union has spent…
Every year, graduates enter the workforce with impressive credentials. Their CVs show scholarships, strong grades and solid references. They arrive prepared, motivated and, by most academic measures, successful. Yet employers often notice something unexpected. Some…
Marcella Smith does not hesitate when she speaks about leading a kitchen, an industry still largely dominated by men. She had to learn how to stand her ground, first in Bermuda and then in the…
Anyone who has taken on a renovation knows the moment when plans begin to unravel. A wall is opened up, tiles are lifted or old cabinetry removed and, suddenly, the scope changes: mould blooms where…