DAL Magazine Fall 2022

Dr. Anya Waite navigates multidisciplinary waters in search of solutions to the challenges of climate change.

A diverse health-care system opens doors for everyone. Here’s how we get there.

10 years of planting seeds and growing potential at Dal’s Faculty of Agriculture.

Archiving Dal’s history.

Shannon Miedema (MES’04) is a climate leader focused on less, not more.

John Van De Riet (Class of ’80) shares a day in his life.

Balsam fir new weapon against ticks. Better health outcomes for substance users. Climate Scorecard. OTN receives $38.5M. N.S. report finds the kids are not alright. COVID-19, racism and toll on Asian Canadians. Buoys, beetles, batteries.

Since meeting at Dalhousie over 50 years ago, Dr. Theresa Chiang and her late husband Dr. Wah Jun Tze have helped children around the world live healthier and happier lives.

Ravi Kempaiah and his partners at Zen Electric Bikes are planning to disrupt the way we commute and maybe even the way we power our lives.

Chris Burns (MSC’11, PHD’15) has a finger on the pulse of clean tech.

Meet Caroline Merner (BA’17), the first Dalhousie alum to graduate as a McCall MacBain Scholar.

Derek Pearson puts his love of the outdoors to work keeping Dal’s campus beautiful.

Abigail Cave: Shaped by movement.