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“Instead of asking what’s wrong with our black males, perhaps we need to ask what’s wrong with the systems that they must survive and thrive in.” This is the view of Ty-Ron Douglas, who grew up in Paget and now works as an assistant professor at the ...

As he embarks on a medical degree in California, Va Shon Williams hopes to become the third doctor among his siblings. The 23-year-old from Pembroke began classes at Loma Linda University two months ago, after graduating from Alabama’s Oakwood Unive...

A conference focusing on educational issues affecting black men comes to Bermuda next month. The fifth annual International Colloquium on Black Males in Education will run from October 4 to 7, with events taking place daily at the Fairmont Southampt...

Technical education is flourishing at the Bermuda College, according to its president, Duranda Greene. “There is a myth out there that since the Bermuda Technical Institute closed its doors, there is no technical education going on in Bermuda,” Dr Gr...

Growing up, Megan Lindsay-Bayley never saw herself as a soldier. But she fell in love with the military lifestyle serving in the Officer Training Corps while at the University of Newcastle in England. Now the 23-year-old from Hamilton Parish will sta...

Two of Bermuda College’s students graduating with an Associate of Science (Nursing) degree are ready to prepare for the formal exams that will allow them to become registered nurses. Once graduates pass the National Council Licensure examination (NCL...

Several weeks ago, the Bermuda College was featured in a front-page news article that carried the concerns of former nurse Meredith Ebbin, regarding our Associate of Science (Nursing) Degree programme, specifically in respect to its sustainability an...

Siblings Russell and Claire Conyers have had their eyes set on medical school for as long as they can remember and now their hard work is paying off. Both of them received direct entry into university after graduating from Warwick Academy — Russell i...

Bermudian Jay Butler has joined the faculty at the William and Mary Law School as a law scholar and teacher, saying he was inspired by the institution’s connections to Bermuda. Butler, the son of former Progressive Labour Party MP Dale Butler and pa...

Four Sandys students have been awarded a total of $10,000 through the Sandys Parish Council’s Education Bursary Award 2016. Keri Brangman, Khaeljah Burgess, Norianna Gordon and Cyrelah Somner received varying amounts at a special ceremony at Sandys S...

Law student William Finnerty has been awarded a $15,000 scholarship from Marshall Diel & Myers to continue his studies. The law firm has also presented fellow law student Taylor Braithwaite with a $7,500 bursary for his quest to earn his graduate dip...

Three former Saltus Grammar School students have received scholarships and bursaries from law firm Cox Hallett Wilkinson Limited. Rachel Tucker, 24, Taylor Braithwaite, 24, and Ciara Burrows, 20, were selected as the 2016 recipients from a “large po...