News Archive

Part II: In Rwanda, students were confronted with the physical evidence on genocide

Jessie Sheppard, a Dalhousie master's student in health promotion, tested her limits this summer by swimming the Northumberland Strait and then climbing Mount Kilimanjaro

Part I: Dalhousie student Joanna Heathcote reports on her summer in Africa

OTN researchers track salmon from Penobscot River in Maine to the waters off Halifax

"Dalhousie was part of the fabric of our lives," said the late Wilf Creighton.

Student Services welcomes new and returning students to campus with the Ask Me! campaign and a new website

Edward Cornwallis put a bounty on the heads of Mi'kmaq people. Should his statue be taken down?

Dalhousie law grad Jon Penney has been awarded a prestigious Canada-U.S. Fulbright Scholarship.

Ottawa is spending $3 million to improve the integration of federal and provincial health services for Nova Scotia's First Nations communities.

Is it the American swim team's relay win? India's first-ever Olympic individual gold medal? Or something else? Tell us about your favorite Olympic moment.