News Archive

The 2014-15 season was a breakthrough year for Dal's curling squad and for student Adam Casey, who skipped for Team PEI at the national men's curling championship.

Fatty liver disease rates in the Maritimes are rising at an alarming rate, which is one reason why several Dalhousie Medical School faculty are researching better ways to diagnose and treat the disease.

At the annual International Perspectives on Science and Economics conference, more than 70 students from China and Brazil demonstrated their research and communication skills.

Agricultural Campus student-athletes were celebrated for their accomplishments this year at the 51st Annual Athletic Awards Banquet.

Nichole Helm brings a new viewpoint to Student Health Services as the clinic's first nurse practitioner.

Impact Awards profile: Given her accomplishments, you might think Alysha Rose is a Dal veteran. Not the case: this first-year student is already making her mark through student societies, community volunteering and more.

Dal Executive Chef Mike Silvester took his passion for healthy, sustainable food to Toronto last month and walked away the winner of the 2015 Aramark Chef Competition.

Dal's competitive sports club teams once again showed that they punch above their weight with more stellar results

Impact Awards profile: Sepehr Rassi has made it his mission to help international students adjust to life in Canada and make the most of their time at Dal.

Kevin Quigley, director of Dal's School of Public Administration, is collaborating with Dal students and researchers from Glasgow to study the impacts of re-decking Halifax's Macdonald Bridge.