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Masters students studying travel patterns to and from campus say people need to be aware of their options.

Dalhousie commits to sustainability practices in a policy statement adopted by the board.

It was part fashion show, part history lesson as third-year students in costume studies model clothing that some of Halifax’s well-heeled early settlers would have worn.

From Adl to Zeh, almost 100 Dalhousie researchers are signatories to the Don't Leave Canada Behind campaign.

Some students take classes over the summer. Some travel. But for most, snagging that summer job is of crucial importance. How is your summer job search going?

As a Dalhousie professor involved in the study of drinking water quality and treatment, Dr. Graham Gagnon became intrigued by debate on Dalnews about bottled water, and provides  insight to some of the questions raised by readers.

Dal student Curtis Dillon juggles end-of-year assignments and exams while appearing in Neptune's High School Musical.

There's a new home for grad students; the dal directory goes green; a master's degree is offered online; and recreational therapists push to have their field licensed.

University wrestles with decision to cancel credit card payments for tuition and residence fees.

Dr. Jock Murray recognized by 2009 McHenry Award for History of Neurology.