News Archive

Personal-sized bins are now available for those who want to step up their recycling efforts.

Aquafit is a low-impact, head-to-toe exercise that's good for virtually anybody, whether young or old, fit or less fit, swimmers or non-swimmers.

Green Week, running March 8 to 12, is a student initiative organized through the DSU's Sustainability Office.

Dalnews talks to Fred Connors, the style coach of the upcoming What Not to Wear event.

Dalhousie Muslim Student Association holds its annual Islamic Awareness Month throughout the month of March. This is a chance for anyone, be they Muslim or non-Muslim, to get answers to any questions they may have regarding this religion.

Dal Tigers add three more AUS banners to their 2009-10 collection, with wins by the women's and men's track-and-field teams and men's volleyball.

A group intent on resurrecting football at Dal as a club sport wants to hear from students who'd like to play.

Track stars Celia Peters and Simon Watts are Dalhousie's Athletes of the Week.

Metereologist Jill Maepea is providing site-specific weather forecasts for the Whistler Olympic Park venue.

Dal student Christy Groves's sculpture is on display at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.