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DSU's O-week festivities, dubbed Dalympics, kick off on Sunday

Dalhousie professors receive funding support from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council

Claire Campbell's new fourth-year course, Cowboys in North American History and Culture, explores the cowboy mystique.

As students return to Halifax for the start of school, Halifax Police step up patrols in south-end neighbourhoods

Classics professor Leona MacLeod hears echoes of ancient Greek storytelling in contemporary film. She shares her enthusiasm for the topic in the new course, Myth Into Film: The Greek World.

The Olympics have come and gone. What's the image that will stay with you from the 2008 games?

There are some interesting new courses in the fall/winter calendar, including Marina Adshade's The Economics of Sex and Love.

Haligonian Alex Potter to study at Oxford University in the U.K., then at American University in Washington, D.C.

Part III: After her summer class ended, Dal student Joanna Heathcote remained behind in Uganda to volunteer at Mburara International School.

For their free lab, Dalhousie architecture students created signage of steel and wood to reflect the strength and endurance of the former community of Africville.