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In June we cheered on our 2022 graduates as they crossed the stage in person for the first time since 2019. Read some of their stories.

Nigerian-born Enemona Agada was attracted to Dal's BMgmt program because he was curious about how businesses work. When juggling more than one job on top of a full course load proved challenging, he sought and got the help he needed to turn it around.

You can usually see Commerce students in bright orange t-shirts sleeping outside the Rowe Building for a week in March, collecting money for Phoenix Youth Programs from passersby. This year, the tradition continues online.

Stefanie Adams is one of many Nova Scotians supporting frontline workers during COVID-19 by making cloth masks. After a request from a friend, she’s also helping to make them more comfortable.

Students from across Canada participated in the 2019 Scotiabank Ethics in Action Case Competition at Dalhousie November 22 and 23, which saw the John Molson School of Business from Concordia win at the undergraduate level and the Desautels Faculty of Management from McGill win at the graduate level.

The Management Class of 2019 is ready to inspire transformational solutions for society.

For Sagar Sahota, every minute of his time in the Bachelor of Management program was an opportunity: for friendship, for networking, for learning and building an exciting career.

The first-year Master of Environmental Studies (MES) student was presented with a Brower Youth Award in October in recognition of her outstanding leadership in the environmental movement.