With its commitment to deep and meaningful partnerships and relationships with Indigenous peoples across Canada - in the spirit of reconciliation, and in keeping with the goals and initiatives identified in Dalhousie’s Indigenous Strategy, Dalhousie University is pleased to welcome John R. Sylliboy into the inaugural role of Vice-Provost, Indigenous Relations.

Researchers have for the first time used atomic ions and lasers to successfully simulate the behaviour of real molecules

Largest study of its kind uncovers specific genetic links to OCD, offering possibility of improved treatments

Today marks the start of National Nurses Week; given that the theme this year is The Power of Nurses to Transform Health, we wanted to share with you some of our faculty members and researchers who do just that through research, teaching and collaboration.

Comprehensive study details the impacts of drifting fish aggregating devices and shows how the harms they cause can be addressed

Dalhousie Bachelor of Arts graduate Michelle Wang (BA’24) is one of 20 Canadians selected to join the fifth cohort of McCall MacBain Scholars at McGill University.

Convocation is one of the most exciting times of year at Dalhousie University. While it’s a time to recognize the incredible achievements of our students, it’s also a time to honour extraordinary individuals who’ve demonstrated service to society, made significant contributions to their field or have made significant contributions to the university, through the awarding of honorary degrees. During this year’s spring convocation ceremonies, Dalhousie will present honorary degrees to three extraordinary individuals.

New study finds women fleeing violent and abusive situations were often subjected to further violence in homeless shelters or encampments

Researchers have found that a genetic test can predict a person's probability of developing depression or bipolar disorder

A protein associated with severe asthma can potentially improve our immune response to respiratory infections, like coronaviruses