News

Dalhousie’s strong sense of community was one of the reasons she chose to leave her home province of Ontario to study in Nova Scotia.

One month after knee surgery, Kaitlyn Woodworth is adjusting to life beyond varsity soccer. Despite having one year of eligibility left with Dalhousie’s Women’s Soccer team, the Biomedical Engineering student is shifting her focus to the next chapter of her academic journey.

“I’m not a very outspoken person, but depending on the situation, I can step into that role,” says the Nigerian born athlete. “It’s definitely caused some growth for me because I know how to be a leader now.

Johnson Scholarship Foundation gives $1M+ Dalhousie's Faculty of Engineering is getting a major boost in its efforts to remove barriers and increase access to engineering education for equity-deserving groups thanks to the Johnson Scholarship Foundation (JSF).

the Government of Nova Scotia announced a $1.4 million investment to establish a microelectronics research hub at Dalhousie University, designed to develop industry partnerships and a provincial sector focused on supplying the semi- and superconductors essential to powering modern technology.

Take a stroll past Emma Brouwer’s office on the third floor of the Emera Idea Building, and you’ll spot a desk that’s anything but ordinary.

Kim Melanson (BEng’99) wasn’t sure the world of retail was where she wanted to be. Thanks to her Dal degree, she’s not just excelling, she’s loving it.

As a student, Nathan Barrett (BEng’17) never thought he might one day help shape Dalhousie’s campus. The opportunity to be project manager of the new Oulton-Stanish Centre was a dream come true.

From halfway across the world, Ryan O’Neil never envisioned his academic path taking him overseas. Yet, from his desk at the University of Lorraine in France, he reflects on how his engineering degree from Dalhousie University paved the way for his PhD, a collaborative program between Dal and the University of Lorraine.

Sapna Natarajan’s journey through Dal Engineering has been one marked by opportunity, support and lasting friendships. Now in her final year, she says...