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On Monday George Elliott Clarke performed his epic poem “The Story of Dalhousie,” commissioned for the university’s bicentennial, in full at Halifax’s City Hall — the site of Dalhousie’s first campus two centuries ago.

The Ag Campus's Woodsmen teams have work to do this weekend at the 33rd Rick Russell Woodsmen Competition, the final event of their season.

From physical health and wellness to building more respectful workplaces, there are a number of programs, activities and courses underway that connect back to findings from Dal’s most recent Quality of Work Life survey for faculty and staff.

Visual highlights — from the stage and behind the scenes — of the first big signature event of Dalhousie's 200th anniversary.

Matt Numer's Human Sexuality class is popular with students, in part because of the conversations it sparks. Learn how Dr. Numer uses technology to help create a safe, comfortable space for everyone to participate.

In a season that did not get off to a strong start for the Tigers men’s hockey team, they’ve pushed out five wins in a row to secure a playoff berth.

Member of Parliament Andy Fillmore paid tribute to his alma mater in the House of Commons Monday afternoon, while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shared well-wishes for Dal's 200th anniversary via video as part of Tuesday's Bicentennial Launch event. The Prime Minister also recently celebrated Dr. Afua Cooper as part of his statement for Black History Month.

Tuesday’s Bicentennial Launch offered a journey through Dalhousie University’s 200-year history, with the poetry of George Elliott Clarke as its guide. Featuring artistic talents from across the Dal community, the event was a showcase of the university’s two centuries of achievement with an eye towards its promising future.

A novel take on the infamous story of the Pied Piper, Colleen Murphy's play offers students in the Fountain School with an exciting canvas. The production runs from February 6-10.