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Dalhousie is home to Canada's largest aquatic research centre — and it's come a long way from buckets of water carried up from Halifax's Northwest Arm by researchers.

Dal's first class of graduates from its BSc in Medical Sciences program are ready make their mark in a wide variety of health-care fields, degrees and programs.

Kunsang Namgyal's life has been a long journey — from a refugee camp in Nepal to studying at Dalhousie to become licensed to practise dentistry in Canada.

More than 2,900 youth descended on Dalhousie’s Wickwire Field this past Saturday for the 2018 NFL PLAY 60 Rising Star Combine.

Languages span the university, which is why the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences' language programs teamed up with professionals from the College of Continuing Education’s ESL program and the Centre for Learning and Teaching to hold the first Dalhousie Language Instructors Retreat earlier this month.

When sociologist Chris Murphy was asked to turn a class on terrorism into an online course for the College of Continuing Education’s Police Leadership program, it offered an opportunity to help educate law enforcement on the complexities of terrorism and radicalization.

Leg two of Dalhousie's Coast to Coast bus tour visited Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto last week, with hundreds of alumni turning out to celebrate the university's 200th anniversary. Check out the photos and highlights.

More than 500 grade 7 students visited Dal's Faculty of Agriculture last month for the "Amazing AgZone Race," an eye-opening experience presented jointly with the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture.

This year's recipients of annual awards from the Dalhousie Professional and Managerial Group (DPMG) embody a spirit of service and commitment to their work at the university.

A new partnership with Paris-based École Polytechnique will offer Dal students with an interest in math, science and computer science an exciting new option for studying abroad.