News Archive

Dal Biology PhD student Kristina Boerder contributed to the development of Global Fishing Watch, a website that uses satellite data to enable the public to track fishing activity in near real-time.

Colleen Wilson (Cross Country) and Sven Stammberger (Basketball) are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.

"The Rimers of Eldritch," adapted from Lanford Wilson's mid-20th century drama, opens a busy 2016-17 season of theatrical performances.

The Dal-hosted Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative launches a new peer-reviewed journal, featuring work by graduate and undergraduate students and young practitioners complemented by expert commentary.

Last Monday, a group of Schulich School of Law faculty, students, alumni and staff, along with former colleagues of Naiomi Metallic’s, gathered in the Weldon Law Building’s second-floor atrium to learn about her plans for the five-year renewable Chair term.

On Thursday, as part of Mi'kmaq Heritage Month, Dalhousie celebrated the permanent installation of the Mi'kmaq Grand Council Flag on its Studley Campus.

Members of the Dal Environmental Law Students Society and the Biology Organization for Grad Students hosted a cleanup of Inner Sambro Island as part of the DSU's annual Green Week.

Attendees at Dal's seventh-annual Mawio'mi were treated to a traditional feast and had the opportunity to enjoy traditional drummers, dancers, artist and crafters, along with a reading from Halifax Poet Laureate Rebecca Thomas.

Seven years on from the end of a 34-year hiatus, the Dal Tigers Football Club is going strong, with big victories to help celebrate the 70th anniversary of football on campus.