Sunday, March 30
‘Exploring the Pandemic of Racism and Health Inequity’
Monday, March 31
Natalie V. Klinard of the Department of Biology is defending their PhD thesis today.
Come to our beautiful new Joseph Strug Concert Hall to enjoy free live music! Each noon-hour performance in the series features a particular instrument or ensemble and musical selections from our students’ repertoire.
Looking for quick feedback on your resume or cover letter?
Please join us to learn the time-honoured practice of zazen in the Soto Zen Buddhist tradition.
Zazen loosely translates to “seated meditation” and this practice has been passed down through centuries from teacher to student to the present day.
Tuesday, April 1
Dr. Christopher Perry, will be visiting from York University to present as a guest speaker for the Pharmacology Seminar Series on “Pre-clinical development of mitochondrial therapeutics for Duchenne muscular dystrophy and cancer cachexia.”
Peptide-Powered Hydrogels and Reactors for Protein Synthesis
PT Matters Research Presentation - Beyond the Binary: 2SLGBTQIA+ Care in Physiotherapy, with guest lecturer Amy Prescott is hosted by Dal’s School of Physiotherapy. Amy shares from her experiences working at the Halifax Sexual Health Centre.
Join Dean Dr. Heather Bruce and fellow AC grads for an alumni reception following the first day of Dairy Focus.
Join us for an inspiring morning of meaningful conversations and collaboration at the Faculty of Health Alumni & Preceptor Yarmouth Reception.
Rapturous melodies, duelling divas & lots of high notes!
Wednesday, April 2
Reconnect with Dalhousie and fellow alumni over tea, coffee, and light refreshments.
Do you feel that you have an overwhelming number of tasks to complete? Would you like to learn how to be able to make effective and realistic daily and weekly goals? Come learn how goals affect our motivation, priorities, and success! No pre-registration required.
Come to our beautiful new Joseph Strug Concert Hall to enjoy free live music! Each noon-hour performance in the series features a particular instrument or ensemble and musical selections from our students’ repertoire.
Thursday, April 3
Eniko Zsoldos of the Department of Chemistry is defending their PhD thesis today.
The Records Management Office is hosting a Virtual Open House!
Come to our Instructor Self-Development virtual drop-in session to create a personalized support experience: ask questions about topics like dossiers & emotional labour. Your needs & interests guide the direction of the session!
Making Waves: Using the Sedimentary Record to Unravel Mysteries of the Deep Ocean
The Indigenous Student Centre invites students, staff and faculty to read Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (2019)
If you are trying to find balance with your school, work, and life commitments, you won’t want to miss out on this! This workshop will provide practical tips to help you manage your time well, set goals, and eliminate procrastination. No pre-registration required.
What could a second term of Donald Trump as U.S. president mean for global sustainability issues? This student-moderated panel discussion will explore the question from multiple perspectives and disciplines of study.
Step into a world where the voices of Brahms, Brandon, and Schubert intertwine, creating a captivating and dynamic program of chamber music.
Friday, April 4
Ryan Patrick O’Neil of the Department of Industrial Engineering is defending their PhD thesis today.
Spring BBQ Party – April 4 at 11 AM in the University Quad! Join us for great food, good company, and a great cause. All profits will be donated to the Parker Food & Furniture Bank. Let’s come together, enjoy the sunshine, and support our community.
Come to our beautiful new Joseph Strug Concert Hall to enjoy free live music! Each noon-hour performance in the series features a particular instrument or ensemble and musical selections from our students’ repertoire.
First-year students from the Dalhousie Integrated Science Program (DISP) will share their team research projects completed through host labs this year.
Who Knew What and When: U.S. National Income 1909 to 1938.
SOSA Speaker Series Event-Dr. Francisco Cruces
Scholarly publishing has evolved from traditional print journals to a rapidly shifting digital landscape shaped by developments in open access and open science, preprints, and evolving peer review models.
Do you need help understanding how test questions are designed? Do you need some tips on how to prepare for tests and exams? This workshop will help you develop a systematic approach to taking multiple-choice exams. No pre-registration required.
Join us to celebrate the Class of 2025 and 15 years of the Barley Ring!
Live Music Event for the last open night of The Grawood!
Saturday, April 5
The Dalhousie Medical Alumni Association is hosting a Reception following the ICAM conference on Saturday, April 25.
The Dalhousie Jazz Ensemble in collaboration with DalVoice will be swinging into Spring with a concert chalked full of choice jazz standards.