News Archive

Soccer players Ben Grondin and Jensen Hudder are this week's Dalhousie MUSCLE MLK Athletes of the Week.

Tigers season began with both soccer teams off to a great start over the weekend.

Commerce student Adeline Urban's path to Dal involved a journey across the country. Now that she's arrived, her journey has become one of discovery — of her history, her heritage and herself.

For the incoming class of Dal’s 200th year, this past weekend’s Induction ceremony represented both their official welcome to the Dalhousie community and their first taste of anniversary spirit on campus.

Whether you’re a new or returning student, faculty or staff, alumni or member of the broader community, there are plenty of ways to share in Dal’s 200th anniversary celebration over the next few months. Read our preview of the exciting events still to come.

The Tigers soccer season gets underway on Friday. We take a look at how the teams are shaping up.

The fall portion of Dal 200’s signature lecture series began Wednesday night with Senator Murray Sinclair, chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, whose insightful and powerful talk doubled as a call-to-action for our country.

Nobel Biocare’s recent gift to the revitalized Dal dental clinic will help to position the Faculty of Dentistry as one of Canada’s leading dental schools.

If you're going to start a new experience like law school, it's great to have family by your side. Meet first-year Schulich Law students Eyoab and Abel Begashaw, and learn how the brothers came to attend law school together.

As Dalhousie welcomes students to campus for the fall academic term, the university is once again joining forces with local police to ensure a safe and respectful environment on campus and in surrounding neighbourhoods — this time with added patrols a month earlier than usual.