Media Centre

Media Relations at Dalhousie University

As part of Dalhousie’s central Communications, Marketing and Creative services team, the team working in media relations shares Dalhousie’s stories, achievements and impacts with the world. We actively promote faculty research, student accomplishments and institutional priorities highlighting Dalhousie’s role as a global leader and Atlantic Canada's primary research-intensive university.

In responding to and reaching out to local, national and international media, the media relations team operates under the principles of transparency, credibility, reliability, and timeliness.

Our team can connect you with one of Dalhousie’s 1100 faculty members and leading experts who are keen to talk about new and ground-breaking research and provide contextual perspective and expertise on emerging and topical news stories that matter. We also provide information and responses around a wide range of topics, including the university’s mission, processes, actions and priorities.

On the Media Centre, you will find our experts database, press releases, media opportunities, experts who can speak to topical issues in the news, and much more.

Can’t find what you're looking for? Please visit our contact us page and one of our media relations team members will be happy to assist you.

Dalhousie Experts Advisory

Tariffs, US‑Russia‑Ukraine relations, the Liberal leader race, EU and global security and more

Dalhousie University has experts who can speak on tariffs, US-Russia-Ukraine relations, the Liberal leader race, EU and global security and more.

Tariffs, USAID, global security, DEI initiatives, EU‑Canada relations, nationalism, immigration policies, and more

Tariffs, USAID, global security, DEI initiatives, EU-Canada relations, nationalism, immigration policies, and more

Tariffs, DEI initiatives, the US and Gazza, global gag rule, consumer behaviours, nationalism, foreign aid, and more

Dalhousie University has experts who can speak on tariffs, DEI initiatives, the US and Gazza, global gag rule, consumer behaviours, nationalism, foreign aid, and more.