News Archive

Dalhousie historian Cynthia Neville has always been fascinated by Scottish society and its concern with matters of kinship, status and honour.

Multi-year study examines Nova Scotia dialects.

With music legend Paul McCartney about to play his first-ever concert in Halifax, Dalnews writer and music blogger Ryan McNutt chats with Dal’s resident Beatles experts and shares his own experience of seeing McCartney live at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival earlier this year.

A crew with the Office of Sustainability takes stock of Dalhousie's trees.

Dalhousie's Vice-President Academic and Provost salutes the outstanding achievements of Dalhousie faculty, staff and students.

The HeartLand Tour, about to embark on its third bike ride across Nova Scotia, is a public awareness initiative aimed at educating Nova Scotians about cardiovascular disease, the toll it takes on those afflicted, their families and society—and how easy it is to prevent.

The Dal Art Gallery's exhibition Resounding presents works by five artists that explore unexpected ways of generating sound.

Anglophone student Rebecca Schneidereit plunges into a French-speaking milieu—sampling poutine, making tons of friends and playing tourist in Quebec City—via the immersion program Explore.

The Dalhousie Art Gallery's art lending program makes original art available to people who work on campus.