News Archive

Holly Fisher, Agriculture class valedictorian, has found her voice at Dalhousie through programs like the Cultiv8 sandbox, starting her own business (3Meals) and discovering what’s possible through teaching and research.

Shawn Francis, Agricultural Business graduate, came to Dalhousie looking to find a way to turn his childhood interest in farming into a business career. He found that and more.

A commemorative Vimy Ridge Oak is being planted on the Agricultural Campus in Truro as part of Convocation celebrations, one of 40 trees across Atlantic Canada recognizing the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.

Dalhousie and its partners — the Nova Scotia Health Authority, Halifax Regional School Board, Healing our Nations, and the Native Council of Nova Scotia — welcomed over 100 Indigenous high school students to campus to learn about career opportunities in health fields.

Canadians are among the highest per capita users of opioids in the world. As the country rolls out new national guidelines for prescribing these powerful pain drugs, Dalhousie is preparing to launch a comprehensive new opioid-prescribing education protocol for residents in all 55 postgraduate medical education programs.

Members of the Dal community have come together as the "Relay to #Dal200" team to raise funds for Phoenix Youth Programs, while the Dalhousie Alumni Association prepares to support runners again this year by hosting its volunteer water station.

Toward 200: From Dal 200 swag at the Bookstore to conference hosting and a unique LEGO construction, Dal's Ancillary Services team is helping build 200th anniversary enthusiasm.

The latest project from Halifax's Zuppa Theatre, "The Archive of Missing Things," is an immersive, interactive theatrical experience threaded through the halls of Dalhousie's Killam Library. It's a mystery that’s part online scavenger hunt, part audio-play, part live performance.

Dawson McFeely, Enrico Rodriguez and Skyler Bryant will suit up for the Tigers in 2017-18.