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Biology master's student Isabelle Hurley has teamed up with her advisor to launched a website that digs into each federal political party's stance on a range of environmental issues, filling an information gap as voters get set to head to the polls.

It was a busy weekend for the Tigers as the hockey, basketball and soccer teams were all in action, with the women's soccer team picking up the weekend sweep.

Jonathon Cyr (Hockey) and Rachelle Lalande (Soccer) are this week's Dalhousie MUSCLE MLK Athletes of the Week.

For Akram Al-Otumi, a lifetime of passion for innovation and entrepreneurship has led him to a new challenge as the recently appointed manager of the Faculty of Computer Science-based innovation sandbox.

Prominent former politicians of different political stripes gathered at Dalhousie last Monday to discuss the big policy challenges that lie ahead for Atlantic Canada.

A report, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, found that children in many tropical areas are particularly vulnerable and could see significant health improvements if just a fraction of the fish caught near their homes made its way to their plates.

Next Monday, Dalhousie's Studley Campus comes alive with the sights, sounds, and smells of the annual Mawio'mi, with a few new traditions in store to mark the event's 10th-anniversary milestone.

Nearly 300 Dalhousie business students and 120 employer partners representing 40 different organizations came together in early September for Rowe Networking Night, an epic evening of networking on campus.

Fourth-year Computer Science student Ethan Foss has gained real-world work experience through the Computer Science co-op option, which allows him to alternate between career-focused work terms and study terms.

After months of work, Dal Engineering researcher Nathaniel Pearre and student Mitch Gregory have successfully converted a classic 1971 Triumph Spitfire into a modern-day electric car.