Alumni news

Faten Alshazly (BSc’99), a 2026 Dal alumni Aurum Award recipient, is an entrepreneur and advocate for women’s leadership. As CEO of HealthEMe and Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of WeUsThem, she is using technology, creativity and mentorship to expand access to health care and empower the next generation of women leaders.

Clint Davis (LLB’95), a 2026 Dal alumni Aurum Award recipient, is a visionary Indigenous business leader dedicated to expanding Indigenous economic participation and self-determination. As CEO of Cedar Leaf Capital, Canada’s first majority Indigenous-owned investment dealer, he is creating pathways for Indigenous businesses and communities to access capital, build capacity and strengthen long-term economic growth.

Students, alumni, and faculty gathered at Dalhousie for an International Women’s Day panel celebrating women in STEM and their stories of discovery, resilience, mentorship, and career growth.

Commerce alum Jay Willmot (BComm’07), founder and CEO of Haven Greens, on Canada’s first fully automated greenhouse operation.

A Nova Scotia‑engineered Ring Rescue device, born at Dalhousie and now used across North America, appeared in an episode of the award‑sweeping medical drama this week, showcasing real-life emergency innovation.

Dr. Richard Murray (BEng’66, LLD’15) was an award-winning and internationally renowned engineer who dedicated his career to improving infrastructure in Canada and the Caribbean. The Richard Murray Design Building and the Murray Engineering Student Centre at Dal’s Faculty of Engineering are named in his honour.

Here you’ll find summaries of stories about Dal alumni featured on external-to-Dal media platforms in the past few months. Link from any headline to read the full article. If you are an alum making headlines, please let us know by submitting a class note!

Thirteen Dalhousie alumni, including Anita Anand, Dale Godsoe and Dr. James Carter were added to Dal’s notable alumni in February 2026 for their lasting contributions to society.