Congratulations to Rebecca Haworth and Rob McCulloch, this week's picks for Athletes of the Week.

With the final three Tigers teams wrapping up their seasons, varsity competition comes to a close until next year.

In a new study, Dal researchers uncover how a boom in shark fishing is robbing the ocean of sharks at a rate of 100 million each year -- a rate greater than that of new sharks being born.

Residence students, start your saving: Houses will compete over the next two weeks to see who can lower their energy and water consumption the most.

Dal students, faculty and community leaders will descend on the Student Union Building Sunday to share big ideas on education and other topics.

Shin Dong-hyuk, the only person known to have been born in North Korea’s gulags and escaped, is on campus this week meeting students who are working to raise international awareness of the country’s human rights abuses.

The Dalhousie Tigers will be welcoming Shalyn Field to the women’s basketball line-up next season.

During his campus visit, the activist sat down with Dal News for a one-on-one interview about his harrowing personal story and meeting the Dal students working to bring attention to his cause.

At Thursday's Weldon Literary Moot, students and volunteers will perform a law trial based on Pride and Prejudice, honouring the book's 200th anniversary and raising funds for Halifax Humanities 101.