News Archive

Canada’s ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations (UN) visited Dal last week for a public discussion about Canada’s role in the world and how the country can make an even greater difference on the global stage.

A collaboration between Dal faculty in Architecture and Computer Science, the Dal Art Gallery's "Walking the Debris Field" offers a unique multimedia exploration of the Halifax Explosion, 100 years later.

Students and faculty in Dal Engineering are marking the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women with a vigil Wednesday afternoon, one that honours the victims of the École Polytechnique shooting and celebrate women in engineering with a new set of awards.

Learn more about Dal contributions in the immediate aftermath of one of the most horrific and transformative events in Halifax history.

Leah Martin, who played for the Dalhousie Tigers basketball team from 2005-2010, has gone from player to coach with the help of the Women in Coaching program.

Track & Field team starts its season off strong.

We take a look at some of the work underway in Dalhousie Human Rights & Equity Services, from a new home on campus to programming and supports to address systemic change on campus.

Faculty at Dalhousie will soon have the opportunity to hone their teaching skills with a new certificate program designed and run by the Centre for Learning and Teaching.

Maya Reynolds and Mike Van Der Poel (both Track & Field) are this week's Dalhousie Tigers Athletes of the Week.

Claire Seremba's interest in issues around gender and women's studies stems from her experience in her home country of Uganda, but has only grown while studying International Development Studies in Halifax.