March 2016

Our 200th anniversary provides a tremendous platform for us to tell many stories of Dal’s history, as well as talk about our ambitions for the future.

Relive the season with this team-by-team breakdown of how the Dalhousie Agricultural Campus Rams fared in each of their sports throughout the 2015-16 season:

On March 4th Truro Foody Friday was held at St. Andrew’s Church, co-organized by the Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture International Office and Truro Seedy Saturday Partnership.

Fire Warden Chief volunteers are currently needed for buildings on the Agricultural campus.

The Dalhousie AC Theatre Society is excited to present Monk Ferris’ “Bone-Chiller!” Featuring an ensemble cast of 13 students and faculty, with over 15 more volunteers behind the scenes, this is a full-length comedic mystery-thriller you won’t want to miss.

On behalf of Dalhousie Research Services, I am pleased to invite you to a “Good-bye and Best Wishes Reception” for David Fullerton, who has accepted an exciting new position with the College of the North Atlantic, Qatar Campus.

It is often said that hockey is Canada’s national sport. If you grew up in Canada, it is quite possible you made many childhood memories gliding a puck across the ice, or crowded around your television as the clock wound down in overtime. For the community of Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia, hockey is in their blood.

Don't miss the student production of Bone Chiller on the Ag campus March 17th, 18th and 19th.

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