News Archive

The problem of food fraud and its health and economic implications affect a broad range of foods around the world, but technology could soon end the problem, argues Dalhousie's Sylvain Charlebois.

The Tigers present our MUSCLE MLK Athletes of the Week for the week ending Sunday, October 22, 2017.

Medical student Braydon Connell receives Canadian Medical Hall of Fame award, celebrating student leadership, for his work with the student-run, community-driven HOPES health centre.

First-year students Brad Jones and Kate Arpin, both with impressive achievements to their name, were welcomed to Dal this fall as two of Canada's Schulich Leaders.

Hockey Tigers earned their first win of the season.

Master's of Public Administration student Irina Wandera didn’t initially plan to come to Dalhousie, but an unexpected call changed that and she couldn't be happier.

Originally from Kunming, Yunnan, a city in southern China, Junzhe “Young” Wang arrived in Halifax three years ago to study engineering at Dalhousie. Now, he's testing his knowledge as a co-op student for Nova Scotia Power and spending his spare time competing in fencing competitions at the provincial and national levels.

Close to 100 community members gathered on campus on Tuesday, Oct. 17 to meet with university and city officials and discuss the previous weekend’s unsanctioned, off-campus parties, as well as strategies for preventing such incidents going forward.

To mark the 50th anniversary of the Killam Trusts, we’ll be publishing profiles of Killam alumni who’ve achieved great things thanks to the Trust.

A new Dalhousie Art Gallery exhibition commemorating the Halifax Explosion launched with a panel discussion last week featuring experts from the Faculties of Health, Computer Science and Arts & Social Sciences.