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It was a busy weekend at home and away for the Tigers, with all teams except swimming competing.

Grad students interested in honing their presentation skills — and taking home cash prizes — are in luck: registration for Dal's annual 3 Minute Thesis competition is now open, with 200 spots available.

Canadians are increasingly working in jobs where they have surplus skills or surplus education and qualifications. Management's Dana Kabat-Farr is embarking on new research into the rudeness these people often face in the workplace, with funding from SSHRC’s Insight Development Grants.

During their undergrad studies in Texas, Josh Nieves and Sara Dede kept coming across Dalhousie graduates — so they decided to head north to see what all the fuss was about.

Sultan Darvesh (MD'88), Dal neurologist, is a leader in the global efforts to develop a definitive test for Alzheimer’s disease during life.

In the latest piece for The Conversation, Robert Huish (International Development Studies) says Chrystia Freeland and Rex Tillerson should remember one point when they meet in Vancouver soon to discuss North Korea: Kim Jong-un runs a feudal gangland, not a nation state.

The Tigers kicked off the new year on the road with basketball, hockey and volleyball.

Dalhousie University presents our MUSCLE MLK Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sunday, January 7, 2018.

Photo Essay: Dal 200's first day saw hundreds of community members join faculty, staff and students for public skates in both Halifax and Truro.