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Emergency repairs to a sewage line resulted in the closure of the Bermuda National Library today. The building on Queen Street is to reopen tomorrow. A Government spokeswoman said that apologised for any inconvenience.

An archaeological project using radar technology to see beneath the ground suggests that about half of what is now King’s Square in St George was once underwater as part of a natural bay. The survey, being led Michael Jarvis of the University of Roch...

A trio of archaeological experts is using radar technology to unearth secrets about Bermuda’s past. Ground-penetrating radar, which uses pulses to create subsurface images, is already beginning to offer a glimpse into Bermuda’s history as part of an...

A marine science centre months away from its 25th anniversary has started a fundraising campaign leading up to its anniversary. The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute kicked off its campaign with a silent auction to raise money for its educatio...

When Cristian Roque graduated from high school, he was unsure – like many people his age – what he would do for the rest of his life. But after signing up for a crash course in the maritime industry and travelling to France to work with Olympic-level...

Public primary schools held their own agricultural exhibitions yesterday after the annual show was cancelled. The Ministry of Education encouraged the schools to host their own Ag Shows after Agricultural Exhibition Ltd, which organises the show, can...

Bermuda College is to offer an online Master of Business Administration course this autumn. The degree programme comes from Bermuda College’s continuing partnership with Framingham State University in Massachusetts. The college is sponsoring a virtu...

The mental health of Bermuda’s young people is under increasing strain even as pandemic hardships ease, a school counsellor has warned. The remarks came as Warwick Academy joins the global recognition of mental awareness month tomorrow to help studen...

A trove of historical documents linked to an 18th-century ship captured by a Bermudian privateer has been presented to the Bermuda Archives. The donation, made last Thursday to education minister Diallo Rabain, came as the Department of Libraries an...

Applications for Belco’s scholarships will be capped off this Saturday, the electric company reminded pupils yesterday. The scholarships, provided by the Belco Scholarship Selection Committee, are designed to give university students opportunities t...