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Visiting Fulbright student Quanda Johnson is putting together a theatrical event to pay tribute to the stories of African-Canadians.

IBM Canada announces that Dal will host a multi-million dollar computing system for Nova Scotia's universities to collaborate on big data teaching and research.

With finalists in nearly ever category, two wins and two Hall of Fame inductees, it was a big night for Dal at the Discovery Centre’s annual celebration of science and innovation.

From Dalhousie magazine: A crash course on Dal’s auto-related science.

The Tigers volleyball teams competed in AUS-RSEQ interlock play, while the basketball teams battled it out in Charlottetown against the Panthers.

Student writer Kevin Bradley looks back at his experience organizing the second East Coast Student Leadership Conference at Dal.

The School of Human Communication Disorders' new Accent Modification Clinic helps non-native English speakers improve their pronunciation and communication.

At the annual Halifax donor celebration event, Dalhousie unveiled its new donor recognition wall in the Arts Centre, celebrating the spirit of generosity that helps make education possible.