News Archive

The Tigers had success on the road and fought tough battles at home this weekend.

Marisa Mota (volleyball) and Jonathan Macdonald (volleyball) are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.

Dalhousie's annual Ecolympics showdown kicks off Friday, with students from across campus competing to lower their energy and water consumption. Learn how you can take part.

The Faculty of Computer Science's accreditation by the Canadian Information Processing Society has been renewed — an accomplishment that speaks to the continued quality of its programs and opportunities for students.

Student Andrew Faircloth was the top undergraduate presenter and his teammates earned a best-ever finish in the international Family Enterprise Case Competition at the University of Vermont.

Nearly 90 of Dalhousie's stellar varsity student-athletes were celebrated at the 16th annual Academic All-Canadians Luncheon, an event recognizing impressive academic achievement.

University of Ottawa Professor Don McRae and human rights lawyer Nitya Iyer will join Professor Constance Backhouse on the Task Force on Misogyny, Sexism and Homophobia in the Faculty of Dentistry.

Canada's police forces need to be more collaborative and more evidence-based, according to a national panel of experts that included Dalhousie sociologist Christopher Murphy.

Dean of Law Kim Brooks and a team of students, faculty and staff are helping lead the first phase of Dal’s new strategic initiative on diversity and inclusiveness. Their goal: to build on existing momentum and help inspire lasting change in the Dal community.

Ian Weaver, one of eight Dal researchers to receive funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation this week, is looking at the relationship between genetics and stress to determine how stress-related health conditions can be prevented.