News Archive

It's never too early to start thinking about how you're going to land a great job, for the summer or the long term.

Strange but true: the Atlantic Partnership for Tomorrow's Health (PATH), part of the largest cancer study ever undertaken in Canada, now owns the world's largest collection of toenail clippings.

Jordan Bruce and Rebecca Haworth finished atop the podium at the McGill Team Challenge this weekend, while the men’s basketball team saw their playoff aspirations fade after two more tough losses.

As Dal's United Way campaign officially wraps up on campus for another year, we take a look back at the numbers -- and at who took home top honours in this year's Deans' Challenge.

With the Bell Let’s Talk Day #ShineALight rally this Saturday, and a new workplace campaign called “Not Myself Today,” the Dal community is working to bring attention to mental health issues.

CalTech's Kenneth Libbrecht, who served as a snow consultant on the hit movie "Frozen," came to campus last week to share some of insight into those pretty, sometimes pesky flakes that fall from the sky.

Nearly 70 student-athletes took to the stage Thursday afternoon to be honoured by parents, coaches, mentors and staff at Dalhousie’s 15th annual Academic All-Canadian Luncheon, recognizing their successes on and off the field of play.

Through its work, the lab, based in the Faculty of Agriculture, helps protect Nova Scotia waters from pests and provides research that supports the fisheries industry in Atlantic Canada.

Students from Dal's first undergrad course focused on innovation showed off their results.