News Archive

What right to privacy do victims have when cyberbullying goes before the courts? That was the question posed at a recent all-star panel at the Schulich School of Law.

Nominations for this year's Impact Awards close February 15; learn how you can nominate a deserving student or student society.

For our latest Top 5, we asked Joanne Langley of the Canadian Center for Vaccinology for her best advice on staying healthy this flu season.

Have you been frustrated by course registration in the past? Dal is looking for your help to test its upgraded system on Jan. 30.

With the exchange application deadline nearing, we sat down with two students who share a study abroad connection: a student from Kyungpook National University in South Korea spending her semester at Dal, and a Dal student who’s done the reverse trip.

Dal’s Centre for Learning and Teaching and Integrated Learning Online are making it easier for faculty to introduce technology into their teaching.

A look at the legacy of the poet whose birthday invites devotees to don kilts, dine on haggis and indulge in the romantic written word.

Trudeau Fellow John McGarry visited campus last week to talk about how his experience growing up in Northern Ireland shaped his work today - and how arts students can make a difference in the world.

A new leadership experience and development certificate program allows students to have volunteer work outside of Dal recognized on their Co-Curricular Record.

A busy weekend for the Tigers included 12 games, a swim meet and a track meet.