News Archive

At this year's historical dress showcase, "Propriety and Protest," students took to the stage in their own designs to present a picture of a time in history when women began to wear clothing that went against the standards of the status quo.

Spring 2022 grads to cross the stage in May and June, with special ceremonies for 2020 and 2021 grads scheduled for July.

Our freedom is limited as soon as our speech and behaviour become harmful to other people, writes Clarisse Paron.

The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) is providing nearly $1.5 million in support to Dal scholars focused on ensuring we don’t lose sight of issues revealed during the pandemic in how we serve and protect vulnerable populations.

With the new funding, Dalhousie will help empower more of its scholars to engage in some of the most sophisticated research in the world.

Canada’s deputy prime minister and local MPs visited Dal campus this week to showcase their government’s plan to offer loan forgiveness for doctors and nurses working in rural or remote communities.

Dalhousie researcher Shashi Gujar and global partners are poised to lead a revolution in cancer treatment by developing innovative approaches to immunotherapy.

What do apples, opera, and social vulnerability have in common? They’re all areas of expertise highlighted amongst this year’s crop of finalists in the Faculty of Graduate Studies’ annual battle of brains and brevity.

Large unsanctioned street parties fuelled by social media are growing in communities across the country, including Halifax. Now, Dal and community partners are exploring a new approach to addressing this complex issue and improving community well-being.

Anna Gaudet, a fourth-year honours student, was selected from more than 700 applicants to receive the prestigious leadership-based scholarship for master’s and professional studies.