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An all-female panel comprised four Bermudian academics and an American professor presented research on Bermuda as part of a two-day conference hosted by the African Studies Centre at the University of Oxford, entitled “Racialisation and Publicness in...

The stories behind the 1959 Theatre Boycott and the quiet heroes who overthrew segregation are to be celebrated this weekend. Glenn Fubler, of the group Imagine Bermuda, asked families to learn about the Progressive Group, the secret orchestrators of...

When Jackie Stevenson arrived in Bermuda, she was expecting little more than sun and sand. What she found, instead, was a vibrant place filled with culture, history and natural beauty. “I don’t think I really had any questions about Bermuda before I ...

A new history book written to highlight ignored Bermudian stories is to be distributed to public and private schools and libraries. Prudent Rebels: Bermudians and the First Age of Revolution (1774-1849) by Bermudian historian Clarence Maxwell, with c...

Today is the 100th anniversary of Bermuda’s first aircraft flight. People lined the streets and balconies on the Hamilton waterfront to watch the first aircraft to take flight in Bermuda in 1919. Tom Singfield, the author of Wings Over Bermuda, said ...

The English-Speaking Union has launched a competition in honour of a historian, author and former Editor of The Royal Gazette. The competition is named after William Sears Zuill, who died aged 86 in 2016, and was also the first director of the Bermud...

This is the seventh in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government Command Paper No 7093 cam...

Hilda Aitken was one of the first two women elected to serve in the House of Assembly. She and Edna Watson earned their place in history when they broke through three centuries of all-male control of the House to win seats in the 1948 General Electio...

This is the sixth in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government War continued to influence ...

This is the fifth in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government. The 20th century began o...

This is the second in an eight-part series that takes an incisive look at the Bermuda economy, historically from our humble beginnings to the 21st century and the challenges faced by the Progressive Labour Party government A renewable resource that w...

Wesley LeRoy “Bip” Tucker played a leading role in business and politics during the turbulent 1950s and 1960s. Bermuda’s leaders were coming under intense pressure from blacks — and the British Government — to abolish segregation and its outdated vot...