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• After the U.S. midterms, Dal students see reasons for political hope
  From voter turnout to representation, Dal students see the latest U.S. election results as a reminder that political participation can still drive meaningful change.
  
• Dal student carries family's military tradition forward
  From attending Remembrance Day ceremonies with his grandfather to serving as a naval reservist while pursuing his education, Wyatt Carling is carrying on a family tradition spanning generations.
  
• Dalhousie joins forces with global applied‑research powerhouse as partnership with Germany deepens
  At Berlin’s Falling Walls Science Summit, Dalhousie advanced plans for a major new international collaboration that could create opportunities for researchers, students, and industry partners alike.
  
• Why Dalhousie launched six new computer science majors
  As AI, cybersecurity and other fields reshape computing, Dalhousie has launched six new majors designed to give students deeper expertise and clearer pathways into emerging careers.
  

• After the U.S. midterms, Dal students see reasons for political hope
  From voter turnout to representation, Dal students see the latest U.S. election results as a reminder that political participation can still drive meaningful change.
  
• Dal student carries family's military tradition forward
  From attending Remembrance Day ceremonies with his grandfather to serving as a naval reservist while pursuing his education, Wyatt Carling is carrying on a family tradition spanning generations.
  
• Creating space to belong: Award‑winning Inuk soprano inspires students through music and mentorship
  Deantha Edmund’s Artist-In-Residence mentorship at Dalhousie’s Fountain School of Performing Arts was guided by a simple but powerful belief: every artist deserves to know they belong.
  
• Novel Indigenous‑Jewish dialogue series begins this weekend
  The three-day series, led by scholars in Indigenous studies and Jewish studies, will explore topics including material culture, reclaiming of ancestral remains and artifacts, and the destruction and revitalization of languages.
  
• After the rupture: What comes next for Canada in a changing world order?
  From global alliances to democratic resilience, this year's Stanfield Conversations examined how Canada can respond to a changing international order and help shape what comes next.
  
• A Classic case of curiosity
  A lifelong fascination with Ancient Greece led Mars Semenova to pair computer science with classics, discovering unexpected connections between coding, language, and game development.