News Archive

Dr. Ron Stewart has spent much of his life and career supporting medical research and excellence in Nova Scotia. His latest effort: a $1.3M pledge to the Dalhousie Medical Research Foundation for emergency medical services research.

Learn more about some of the exceptional students seen across campus on Dal’s 200th anniversary banners. Get to know Tricia Crawley (Foundation-Year Program alum) and Catherine Callaghan (Engineering).

The Dalhousie Symphony Orchestra's Dec. 3 show, "Commemoration & Celebration," is both a reflection on the 100 year anniversary of the Halifax Explosion and a tribute to retiring Dalhousie professor and pianist Lynn Stodola.

Dal community members came out ready to celebrate for this month's "Sneak Peek" events, revealing just some of the events and activities planned for Dal's anniversary year in 2018.

There’s no business like “snow” business! With winter approaching, learn about more Dal Alert and how Dalhousie deals with closures due to weather.

Dal faculty weighed in on the North Korean nuclear crisis at a campus panel event last Thursday, reflecting on one of the most critical issues in global politics today.

Dr. Noni MacDonald's passionate advocacy for child immunization and her focus on community solutions for child health-care problems have earned her the Canadian Institute of Child Health's 2017 National Child Day Award.

The eighth-annual TD Bank Group Women in Leadership Spotlight Dinner, hosted by the Tigers women's basketball and volleyball teams, celebrated influential women on campus and in the community.

From the 16 Days of Activism campaign to serving as an off-campus lead for the Dalhousie Student Engagement Program, Therapeutic Recreation student Annie Shannon-Dwyer's Dal experience has been all about getting and staying involved.

Oluronke Taiwo, Dalhousie’s Black Student Advisor, was recently named one of the "Top 25 Immigrants in the Maritimes" by myHalifaxExperience magazine.