News Archive

The Budget Advisory Committee’s draft budget plan for 2019-20 keeps more money in Dal’s Faculties and service/support units, includes targeted investments in key areas such as infrastructure and student assistance, and recommends a four-year plan for larger increases to international tuition for future students (exempting current international students from these larger increases).

The Dalhousie Wind Ensemble performs Luke Ellard's "The Seer" this week at St. Matthew's Church in Halifax — a concerto perfectly aligned with the ensemble's unusual and diverse sensibilities.

Dal researchers are raising funds to study the lakes of Sable Island National Park Reserve and better understand how the island's interconnected ecosystems are changing.

How does a lifelong interest in cycling connect to a career in dentistry? For Dr. Ben Davis, dean of Dal's Faculty of Dentistry, it's all in the mechanics.

The Dalhousie Tigers are hosting the 2019 Subway AUS Women's Volleyball Championship this weekend.

Students from across Canada will come to Dal's Faculty of Agriculture this weekend for the 4-H Canada Science Fair.

The Dalhousie Tigers men’s and women’s basketball teams head into the AUS championships this weekend on the hunt for a conference title.

The Schulich School of Law will host the Kawaskimhon National Moot — which incorporates Indigenous orders alongside federal, provincial and international law — for the first time in the law school’s history March 1-3. Students will work on issues related to First Nations children.

The Schulich School of Law had its most successful outing ever at this year’s McKelvey Cup, winning not only the moot but five of the six awards up for grabs.

UBC professor Paul Evans, a Dalhousie alum, delivered this year's Glyn Berry lecture as part of the Department of Political Science's 3rd Century Symposium, exploring what China's deteriorating relationship with the U.S. means for Canada.