• Building community, leading change: Meet this year's recipients of Dal's top student life achievement award
  Student life at Dal is more than just an academic and social experience — for many students, it's about building a better world. Learn how this year's recipients of Dalhousie's Board of Governors' Award are doing just that.
  
• “The Seer”: A jubilant concert of hope and light in the Halifax winter
  The Dalhousie Wind Ensemble performs Luke Ellard's "The Seer" this week at St. Matthew's Church in Halifax — a concerto perfectly aligned with the ensemble's unusual and diverse sensibilities.
  
• Canada stuck in tough spot as U.S.‑China relations spiral
  UBC professor Paul Evans, a Dalhousie alum, delivered this year's Glyn Berry lecture as part of the Department of Political Science's 3rd Century Symposium, exploring what China's deteriorating relationship with the U.S. means for Canada.
  
• When friendships fall apart
  Laura Eramian, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, and Peter Mallory, a professor from St. Francis Xavier University, are currently conducting a joint research project to try and understand why friendships fall apart and why there's often little clarity when they do so.
  
• Can the United Nations be saved?
  Canadian humanitarian Stephen Lewis delivered this year's Shaar Shalom Lecture at Dalhousie earlier this month, discussing the many challenges facing the United Nations when it comes to effectively tackling pressing global concerns.
  
• Concerto Night: An evening of introductions and fond farewells
  It's the culmination of months of practice and, in many cases, years of training — which makes the Fountain School's annual Concerto Night truly a special concert.
  

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• Building community, leading change: Meet this year's recipients of Dal's top student life achievement award
  Student life at Dal is more than just an academic and social experience — for many students, it's about building a better world. Learn how this year's recipients of Dalhousie's Board of Governors' Award are doing just that.
  
• “The Seer”: A jubilant concert of hope and light in the Halifax winter
  The Dalhousie Wind Ensemble performs Luke Ellard's "The Seer" this week at St. Matthew's Church in Halifax — a concerto perfectly aligned with the ensemble's unusual and diverse sensibilities.
  
• Canada stuck in tough spot as U.S.‑China relations spiral
  UBC professor Paul Evans, a Dalhousie alum, delivered this year's Glyn Berry lecture as part of the Department of Political Science's 3rd Century Symposium, exploring what China's deteriorating relationship with the U.S. means for Canada.
  
• When friendships fall apart
  Laura Eramian, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology, and Peter Mallory, a professor from St. Francis Xavier University, are currently conducting a joint research project to try and understand why friendships fall apart and why there's often little clarity when they do so.