Today@Dal
News and events for Dal staff and faculty

For September 27, 2018

Sylvia Hamilton: A Dalhousie Original

Trying to sum up Sylvia Hamilton with one title is near impossible; after all, she’s an award-winning filmmaker, writer, journalist, public speaker, poet and activist. But regardless of medium, she always encourages people to ask questions they’ve never asked before. Now a professor in the School of Journalism at King's, she tries to give students a different perspective than she was taught, to “not to live in the tiny corner of the world,” as she puts it. And as a documentary filmmaker — perhaps the work for which she is best known — she urges audiences to do the same.

Visit the Dalhousie Originals website to watch her video and read her story.

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Walktober 2018

Walk your way through October, boost your health and win prizes.

Dr. Jerry Singleton's Retirement Celebration

Join us to celebrate Dr. Jerry Singleton's retirement after 37 years of service to the School of Health and Human Performance.

Job Postings

Event and Communications Coordinator (Athletics and Recreation)

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Fashionable flavour for Dal 200

Nova Scotia artist Holly Carr has designed exclusive anniversary line featuring scarves, ties and other items — the first of which are now available from the Dalhousie Bookstore.

Men's hockey season preview

The Tigers men’s hockey team is ready to make a statement in the very strong AUS conference this season.

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