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- Dalhousie University Students Create Online Game To Shift Attitudes About Accessibility
- Cognizant Commits $5.3 Million in Philanthropic Support to Expand STEM Education and Access to Tech Careers
- How an email you'd swear is from your boss lets hackers into your company's IT system
- Games for Good
- The Todd Veinotte Show July 19 12pm
- Siblings create app to help people caught in intimate partner violence
- Rise of digital sector forcing N.S. schools to adapt
- Pasadena high school grad earns scholarships recognizing community contributions
- Top Prospects: Leading innovators from the Class of 2022
- Phish, Phisher, Phishest: A ‘gameful’ awareness against phishing attacks
- Dalhousie study to examine brain fog related to severe COVID-19 infection
- Here We Code, Nova Scotia: Celebrating our tech boom moment
Media inquiries: Becca Rawcliffe | r.rawcliffe@dal.ca
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