The Dalhousie community gathered last week for the 13th annual Impact Awards, celebrating the efforts and achievements Dal students and student groups make outside of the classroom.

When it comes to work-integrated learning, Dalhousie students are not afraid to give it their all for the benefit of their employer organizations. Meet the six who emerged as winners in this year's celebration of top co-op talent.

In the ever-evolving tech scene, Alicia Wong stands out as a trailblazer and advocate for diversity. A 2020 Bachelor of Computer Science alumna from Dalhousie University, Alicia has seamlessly blended her passion for technology with a commitment to fostering inclusivity.

International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate the achievement of women, but also an opportunity for organizations to look at how they support and elevate the careers of women. Three members of Dalhousie's Women in Research Caucus share their experiences.

Dal’s OpenThink initiative officially returns for its fifth year starting this week with 16 ambitious PhD students from across the university ready to share their leading-edge ideas and research with the community.

A panel discussion last week brought Dal alumni together with students and members of the community to share ideas about how to inspire the next generation of STEM leaders.

A new position created by Dal's Faculty of Computer Science aims to build on the shared ambitions of Nova Scotia's ocean-tech players.

The annual Snowball Gala is a highly anticipated event for computer science students, faculty members, staff, and industry professionals. The evening highlights the achievements and inspiration within the computer science community, and this year’s event was no exception.

In an era where internet of things (IoT) devices—from virtual assistants and smartphones to coffee makers and washing machines—are ubiquitous, data exhaust is particularly troublesome. Many IoT device users have no idea how much data is being generated, how it is being collected and what it is being used for. This comes with significant risks.

Studying at Dalhousie's Faculty of Computer Science was a natural choice for alumni, Noah Lincourt and current Bachelor of Computer Science student, Sebastian Dionicio.