In its third year, DalCheer celebrates its DSU ratification and the chance to compete.

During the First World War, Dalhousie doctors and nurses ran a field hospital treating the wounded from the battlefields of France.

A soldier pines for home in his postcards from the front.

Dal students gauge interest in setting up a Rotaract Club on campus.

Perfectionism is revealed as a double-edged sword among perfectionist psychology professors.

The Writing Centre is a free service for students who want to improve their writing skills.

Swimmers Bryan Fumerton and Ceilidh MacPherson set the pace in the pool.

“I feel we each have a personal responsibility to narrow the gap of inequality in the world,” says Dr. Ivar Mendez, who is being recognized for his humanitarian work by the Canadian Red Cross.

Occupational therapy alum Phil Leadbeater commissions a painting of the Forrest Building in appreciation of his time at Dal.

MIT and Harvard professor Carl Wunsch will deliver the 10th annual Riley Memorial Lecture on Monday.