News Archive

Xavier Hartley is a member of Dal Get REAL, part of a national national movement by university students who work to stand up and speak out against homophobia.

Last week the Dal-hosted MacEachen Institute for Public Policy and Governance welcomed several former parliamentarians to campus to meet with students and discuss various topics, including oceans, Nova Scotia’s economic future and careers in public policy.

Hockey has been in Fabian and Daniel Walsh’s bloodline for as long as they can remember.

Colleen Wilson (Cross Country) is this week's Subway AUS Athlete of the Week

Respect Week profile: Sara Swasson, Dal's first full-time Aboriginal Student Advisor, discusses the importance of safe and supportive spaces on campus.

Colleen Wilson (Cross Country) and TJ Leopold (Soccer) are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.

Women's hockey and cross country were both in action this past weekend.

Dal’s second-annual Respect Week (Sept. 26-30) builds on the university’s yearly “Pink Day” celebrations with a five-day series of events highlighting the importance of respect in our community.

Did you know that Dalhousie hosts one of the most comprehensive collections of Rudyard Kipling's works in the world? Alumni and community members had the chance to view some of the collection at a screening of the 2016 Jungle Book film last week.

The Office of Sustainability and Dal Bike Centre hosted an official opening for the new University Avenue Bike Lane this week, with free tune-ups and loaner bikes available to give the new lane a spin.