From Dalhousie magazine: A look at pilipiliÂþ»­â€™s contributions to our country’s history, achievements and future.

They are there when students need them, and now these four outstanding faculty and staff have been presented with Dal's top award for service to students.

Five current Tigers (and two recent alums) were recently honoured at Sport Nova Scotia's 17th annual Ricoh Sports Awards.

Grad students Viviana Montoya and Emily Zinck are the first recipients of the Dallaire Scholarships, awarded to students who either were affected by armed conflict or who plan on researching topics related to children in armed conflict.

In the final part of our interview, Tom Traves discusses Dal's changing student population, his greatest accomplishments and challenges, and what he plans on doing after retiring as president.

Highlights from spring convocation 2013.

Undergrads eager to study and work in the ocean sciences will have an exciting new option available to them this fall.

Two of Canada's top business leaders were among those who offered their advice to Dalhousie's newest graduates at spring convocation this year.

The new 76,000 sq. ft. building will be a hub for Dal's oceans research community, offering new opportunities for collaboration.

The Ocean Tracking Network's newest Wave Glider is currently making its way towards Sable Island, collecting data about seals, sharks and more.