News Archive

History PhD candidate Mark Leeming illuminates the history of Nova Scotia's environmental movement and the lessons it offers for today's activists.

Dal welcomed the first delegation as part a Management-led, CIDA-funded initiatve to help Cuba increase domestic food production.

Engineering students designed robots to take part in a simulated fire fight in the 22nd Annual Electrical and Computer Engineering Design Competition.

Canada’s Business Model Competition, hosted at Dal this year, gets a big boost with donation from Deloitte.

Learn about the move to "lots, not spots" for reserved parking, and other parking changes for the coming academic year.

NSERC announces $1.6M for new CREATE program at Dalhousie that will bring together ocean sciences students from Halifax and Germany for an international learning experience.

Dal weighs options to replace its aging heating and cooling plant in Halifax, including the possibility of generating its own electricity.

The Aboriginal Health Sciences Initiative's second Junior University took aboriginal youth on a tour through the health disciplines, drawing connections between western and indigenous knowledge.

Clayton Christensen, acclaimed author of "The Innovator's Dilemma," visited the Rowe School of Business last month, sharing his ideas on the relationship between innovation and disruption.

Ocean Tracking Network partners with Encana to study the movement and behaviour of blue sharks off the province's coast.