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During his lifetime, the music of Austrian composor Franz Schubert was most often performed at small gatherings dubbed "Schubertiades." This weekend, students in Dal's Fountain School of Performing Arts will bring the Schubertiade into the 21st century with a special performance event in the community, aligned with Dal's 200th anniversary.

The Dal-led Ocean Frontier Institute announces new competition for students, faculty and staff to fund small, early-stage projects in ocean sustainability.

Shoah Foundation Executive Director Stephen D. Smith delivered this year's Shaar Shalom Lecture at Dalhousie last Wednesday night, discussing the power of human testimony to combat hate in the global community.

Frank Harvey, dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, is off to Yale this winter as a Distinguished Fulbright Research Chair, re-engaging his research on Canada-US border security.

Nearly 100 student-athletes earned U SPORTS Academic All-Canadian status during the 2016-17 season. Many of them took to the McInnes Room stage this week at Dal's annual event recognizing their achievement.

Recent Agriculture alum Jessica Fogarty ('05) has taken her love of nature into a whole new direction with her wild crafting and herbal business based in Cape Breton.

Ashley Jackson, a varsity athlete on the Tigers basketball team and one of Dal's new Academic All-Canadians, aims to make a difference on and off the court. With Global Brigades, she's taken her commitment to helping others international

Julie Moore (volleyball) and Tyler Immel-Herron are this week's MUSCLE MLK athletes of the week.

It was a busy week for the Dalhousie Tigers, with all of the teams except for men's volleyball in action.

A Commerce alum might seem an unlikely author for a new piece of Dalhousie music. But with "The Eagle and Shield," a composition built on years of self-trained music experience, Paul St-Amand has crafted a celebratory anthem fitting for the university's bicentennial.