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When Ben Berrey (BComm’26) walks across the stage to receive his degree this month, his grandfather, Gil Berringer (BComm’56), who received the exact same degree 70 years ago, will be there cheering him on.

In 2021, while serving as a Senior Logistics Officer in Ottawa, Nick Troup (MPA(M)'26) decided to continue his education while finding a way to spend more time in Nova Scotia. With its curriculum designed to inspire social change and navigate complex public ecosystems, he knew Dal’s MPA was a great fit.

It’s hard to get Brooklyn Malone to take credit for anything, despite a long list of achievements over the past five years. She prefers to frame her accomplishments another way—as as opportunities offered to her from others.

“Be open to meeting new people and don’t close off any doors.” That’s the advice Lydell Husbands-Browne (BMgmt ’26) is offering incoming Bachelor of Management students in the Faculty of Management at Dalhousie.

Social Media expert, Dr. Anatoliy Gruzd says it’s time to stop scrolling and to start thinking critically about what we’re seeing on our screens.

Dalhousie’s campus is full of options, to suit every mood and style.

It’s been a year since Bella Marble and Javiere Gordon joined the Faculty of Management as Program Pathway Navigators for Black and Indigenous students, and in that time, they’ve covered a lot of ground.

Dr. Maria Pacurar has never shied away from change, and neither do the students in her Financial Technology (Fintech) courses.

Commerce alum Jay Willmot, founder and CEO of Haven Greens, on Canada’s first fully automated greenhouse operation.

BComm student Eleison Rose Atayi share recommendations and advice from Black community members in the Faculty of Management.