This year, Dalhousie University has reached its 200th anniversary, and it is an opportunity for the university community to pause, reflect and celebrate all those who have made the past 200 years possible. The year-long bicentennial program includes activities across all campuses, throughout the community and across Canada. Today the university is announcing its second round of signature events planned for 2018.

Dalhousie University is pleased to recognize famed Indigenous singer-songwriter and social activist Buffy Sainte-Marie with an honourary degree during the university’s second Belong Forum on April 17, 2018 at the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium.

A world renowned researcher in the field of international health, vaccines, and epidemiology is coming to Dalhousie University, bringing top international talent to Nova Scotia as part of the Canada 150 Research Chairs program.

Five students from across Dalhousie University were awarded the university's most prestigious student leadership award, the Board of Governors Award.

Starting university can be exciting for students, but it can also be challenging. For many students it is the first time living on their own and dealing with greater financial commitments.

Humans have been fishing for at least 42,000 years, and for the first time ever, its global footprint can be tracked from space.

Dalhousie University was pleased to welcome The Honourable Labi Kousoulis, Minister of Labour and Advanced Education, to campus today to announce a $1.9 million investment in two clean technology projects that involve world-class researchers from Dalhousie University.

Today Dalhousie University welcomed 1000 guests to campus to officially kick off its 200th anniversary year.

An original piece composed by Nova Scotia Music Award nominee and Dalhousie University alumni Paul St-Amand, has been selected as Dalhousie’s new convocation anthem.