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In recent decades, questions about who "owns" or has the right to benefit from the past have emerged as highly contentious issues in archaeology and related disciplines. “We have to work harder at engaging communities in a way that is not about dominating, but rather respects their rights and practices," says Prof. Brian Noble. "This means getting beyond the presumption that heritage is merely there for the taking.”

The Dalhousie Chinese Student and Scholars Association mobilizes to raise money for earthquake relief

Class of 2008: Transition Year Program grad Carrie Lee returns to Dalhousie in the fall

Researchers Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery urge participation in online survey

Dalhousie Law School's graduating class presents custodian Tim Young with Weldon Law Grad Ring

Law students honour Rob Currie, Barrett's Privateer warbler and inspiring professor, with award for teaching excellence

Class of 2008: Engineering grad Scott Wetton says co-op program put his education to the test

Nursing prof Megan Aston explores the relationships between new moms and the nurses who help them. Nurses play a major role in coaching women to take on the new mantle of motherhood, building their confidence with information, demonstrations, feedback, support and encouragement.

Seaside—Summer Education and Applied Science Institute at Dalhousie in Ecology—provides a unique experience, getting students out of the university and into the great outdoors

Class of 2008: Management grad Niklas Rademacher excels at academics and athletics