Sociologist Michael Halpin has been interviewed by several media outlets about his research which probes the online communications of the involuntary celibate community

David Black, of Dalhousie's Political Science department, spoke to CTV News Atlantic about the human rights issues in Qatar that are casting a shadow over play at the FIFA World Cup.

University Teaching Fellow in the Department of English and Creative Writing program, Lesley Choyce, releases new book, Around England With a Dog

The International Development Studies associate professor has been interviewed on a wide range of topics

Leah Sarson, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science, recently had an op-ed published in the Globe and Mail

Jacqueline Warwick, Professor of Musicology and Associate Director of Graduate Studies, Gender and Women’s Studies cross-appointment, was interviewed by the Media Diversity Institute about the importance of protecting the rights of child actors and performers

CBC spoke to first-year FASS student Jamie Raybould and FASS professor Robert Huish about the new Introduction to Humanities and Introduction to Social Sciences courses and how these transition courses help students start their university student life on the right foot

Brian Bow, professor in the Political Science department, spoke to Global Halifax about the U.S. midterm elections and what it means for us here in Canada

Michael Halpin, an assistant professor at Dalhousie University, has conducted research into the beliefs of the incel community, revealing a group that hates women and sees themselves as victims.

CBC NS spoke to 6 Dal students about their thoughts on Digital Democracy in lead up to the 2022 Stanfield Conversation