News Archive

Matthew Lee wins first prize in the inaugural Young Composer’s Choral Competition for a composition based on a traditional Latin responsorial chant.

Public health officials in Nova Scotia curtailed the spread of the Spanish Flu in 1918 by taking drastic precautions.

Tom Marrie, dean of Dalhousie Medical School, is interested in hearing what qualities people value most in their family physician or specialist.

The last of three H1N1 vaccination clinics takes place today, Wednesday, Dec. 2, 1:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on level one of the Dentistry Building.The clinic is open to all Dal and King's students, faculty and staff.

Swimmer Tavia Raiche-Marsden and volleyball player Max Burt are Dal's Athletes of the Week.

What's your view on diplomat Richard Colvin's explosive testimony and the aftermath?

As Dalhousie Chancellor Fred Fountain is awarded the 2009 Humanitarian Award by the Canadian Red Cross, he reflects on the humanitarian he misses the most.

As if fourth year wasn't tough enough—Dal student Laura Dawe is directing her debut film, The Inevitability of Something That Once Felt Impossible.  

Mavericks of Social Change founder Jamie Arron is working with the DSU to harness student ideas for social action.

Dalplex introduces outdoor adventure programming.