February 2016

This year’s Graduate Research Days will be held on April 26 & 27.

If you have a great idea about how Dalhousie can save energy and water on campus, take part in the Brightest Idea Competition

Sumissions must be received by February 29th, 2016

Do you know a student whose energy, enthusiasm, involvement and leadership make an IMPACT on the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus?

One of the struggles in high school is balancing your education, social life, hobbies and perhaps a part-time job. Throw in running your own business and you’d be busier than most adults. However, for Peter Thiesen of Valley, this is his everyday life.

Canada’s second largest salmon producer, Cermaq Canada, visited the Agricultural Campus February 2nd & 3rd to recruit students for positions in their aquaculture operations in British Columbia.

A campus highlight for more than three decades, the Rick Russell Woodsmen Competition showcases one of our most unique and successful campus teams - our woodsmen.

The Dalhousie Aquaculture program was well represented at the 2016 Sea Farmer’s Conference hosted by the Aquaculture Association of Nova Scotia in Halifax on January 27-29th.

300 Felines is a student run, volunteer based project working to help the feral cat population in the Cumberland Colchester region.

Reduce or clear your library fines with food!