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For Michael Mackley, Science grad and Dalhousie's 88th Rhodes Scholar, success is a matter of balance, passion and opportunity.

Music is what inspires Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences grad Rosanna Burrill -- and also what makes her inspiring.

Dalhousie Alumni Association volunteers made sure runners had all the water and Gatorade they needed at the 11th annual Scotiabank Blue Nose Marathon on Sunday.

Dal CS researcher Stan Matwin will lead a new NSERC CREATE project called "Training in Big Text Data," helping prepare grad students and postdocs for the big data jobs of the future.

Theatre's Roberta Barker is the recipient of Dal's top teaching award this year. Learn how Dr. Barker and Dal's other 2014 teaching award winners are inspiring students -- and how their students inspire them in return.

An interactive Dal exhibit offers new perspectives on the kitchen's history and evolution as both a social and functional space.

Co-op students Jacob Starratt, Stefanie Mellon and Alex Harding all received notable awards and fellowships in recent months.

Jewish student groups raise funds for new defibrillator machine, now installed and operational in the Killam Atrium.

Dal is partnering on several projects, funded by the Nova Scotia government, designed to make applying to the province's universities quicker and easier.