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15/10/2025

| winner Cree Dunn describes herself as having had “various interests” when she graduated from Bermuda High School for Girls.

Happily, she was able to incorporate many of them into her first degree, in economics, journalism, media and communications, at the University of Strathclyde in the United Kingdom.

The 22-year-old, from Devonshire, recently graduated with upper second class honours and is set to begin a two-year master’s degree in law at the University of Bristol in September.

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Scholarship winner Cree Dunn describes herself as having had “various interests” when she graduated from Bermuda High School for Girls. Happily, she was able to incorporate many of them into her first degree, in economics, journalism, media and communications, at the University of Strathclyde in...

15/10/2025

Abic’s spike in applicants. The Association of Bermuda International Companies Education Awards saw an extraordinary spike in applications this year. In total, 143 Bermudian students applied, up a staggering 60 per cent on 2024, said Malinda Jennings, Abic’s scholarship administrator. The bumper application haul led to a logistical challenge for Ms Jennings, who organised nine full days of interviews, [...]
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15/10/2025

Calling all adventure seekers! Ever imagined yourself skiing down powdery slopes or parachuting into the scenic landscapes of Europe? If so, your dreams could be closer to reality thanks to an exciting new scholarship opportunity from the Royal Bermuda Regiment. As the Regiment marks its 60th anniversary, it is offering young Bermudians a unique blend of education, travel and [...]
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15/10/2025

Tierrai Tull has settled into Oxford life now – but when she first arrived, she admitted: “I did land on my head!”

Ms Tull, 2024’s Rhodes Scholar, who is now halfway through her two-year MPhil in comparative government at the prestigious university, said it was quite a jump from her four years studying political science at the University of Toronto.

“The adjustment to Oxford was initially quite jarring,” the 24-year-old said.
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13/10/2025

Join in recognizing — featuring inspiring stories like Saved by a Mammogram, Unsung Heroes, and What to Watch for.

🗓️ Grab a copy! Inside The Royal Gazette - Monday, October 13
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09/10/2025

Ready to chase your academic dreams?
The RG Scholarships Magazine is coming tomorrow! Packed with inspiring stories, scholarship opportunities, and tips for success.

Grab your copy inside The Royal Gazette on Friday, Oct 10!
🌐 Visit rgmags.com to learn more.

29/09/2025

Sun Life International reinforced its status as Bermuda’s leading employer by topping the rankings for a second successive year in the sixteenth edition of The Royal Gazette Top Ten Employers awards.

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Sun Life International reinforced its status as Bermuda’s leading employer by topping the rankings for a second successive year in the sixteenth edition of The Royal Gazette Top Ten Employers awards. The international life insurance firm has posted two first places in three attempts after debuting...

25/09/2025

| “The measure of a society is how it treats its most vulnerable members,” a phrase often attributed to Mahatma Gandhi, rings especially true when we consider the overlapping challenges faced by people living with dementia or vision loss...
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24/09/2025

Celebrating Success: We spotlight the finalists of the 2025 RG Top Ten Employers Awards presented by PwC.

Discover the organizations leading the way in employee satisfaction, diversity, and innovation, setting the standard for workplace excellence.

Find the full feature FREE inside The Royal Gazette on Thursday, Sept. 25.

24/09/2025

| Anne Kast is one of those people in Bermuda that everyone seems to know. Ms Kast may not remember someone’s name when she bumps into them – but they invariably end up hugging anyway.

“I go into the food store, and somebody goes, ‘ANNNE!’ – and I can’t remember their name,” said Ms Kast, who was diagnosed with dementia two years ago.

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23/09/2025

| It was Christmas break during Katherine-Lee Burchell’s last year of university in Toronto when she discovered her mom Gini LaVerne Lambert had early-onset dementia.

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