November 2023

A Black People’s History of Canada, a three-year project initiated by the Department of Canadian Heritage and Dalhousie University in 2021, is hosting an open house for the public to explore research and learning materials produced about Black Canadian history.

Google announced a new vulnerability in its Chrome and Edge browsers. Pleasure ensure that you are running the latest versions by following these directions.

What It’s Like provides members of the Dal community with an opportunity to share their first-person perspective on living with a disability. Read entry #3.

Dr. Marion Brown, associate dean academic in the Faculty of Health, writes about her Faculty's work in trying to redress systems of educational inequities.

Congrats to our early bird prize winners! There will be more prizes drawn on Dec 1, including more Dal clothing, one pair of Beats wireless headphones, and an Apple iPad mini.

Aquaculture Manager (Animal Science and Aquaculture); Research Assistant I (Plant, Food and Envir Sciences); International Student Advisor (Student Affairs – Dal AC); Director of Research (Internal Posting) (Health – Dean’s Office); Project Manager (Industrial Engineering); Executive Assistant to the Vice-Provost, Equity & Inclusion (Internal Posting) (President’s Office); Graduate Studies Receptionist (Graduate Studies).

LastPass is a password manager that securely stores your logins and personal information in a secure vault. All Dalhousie staff, faculty and students are eligible for a free LastPass Personal Premium account.

PhD students from all faculties and programs with an interest in knowledge translation and sharing their research beyond Dalhousie are invited to apply for a place in the 2024 cohort of the OpenThink initiative.

What It’s Like provides members of the Dal community with an opportunity to share their first-person perspective on living with a disability. Read entry #2 about living with loss of hearing.

A new online map — available via Dal.ca for desktop and the Dal Mobile app for mobile — provides locations and other relevant information about accessible and all-gender washrooms across all of Dalhousie’s four campuses.