News Archive

Canada Council Killam Prize recipient Louis Taillefer visited campus to share insights on the scientific process.

Friends, family and community members gathered at the Cunard Centre last week for a dinner celebrating President Traves's career and accomplishments.

Interested in learning more about the implications of globalization and internationalization on campus? Next week’s Dalhousie Conference on Learning and Teaching is just the ticket.

Research by Dal Biologist Jeff Hutchings illuminates why certain ocean species recover after overfishing -- and why others don’t.

Fourth-year Math and Music student Julia Tufts, an award-winning concerto performer, will be featured at this weekend's Nova Scotia Youth Orchestra season finale.

Out of her element, halfway around the world, Andrea Landriault learned how to bring different perspectives together at the world's largest Model UN event.

The Dalhousie Difference: RBC Foundation donates $1.5 million to Dal's College of Sustainability to support the new Sustainability Leadership Certificate program for the next 10 years.

At Nova Scotia's first Innovation Summit, Dalhousie played a key role in discussions about how to help the province become more innovative and competitive.

In honour of National Poetry Month, Jessica Chisholm (editor, Fathom - Dal's undergrad creative writing journal) and Sue Goyette (author and Creative Writing instructor) sit down to discuss the power of creative writing.

A look at the Dal connections in two films currently in theatres: Rob Stewart’s Revolution and Shandi Mitchell’s The Disappeared.