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Dal profs Jonathan Wright (Biology) and Eileen Denovan-Wright (Pharmacology) took part in a five-day expedition to Machu Picchu this past September to raise funds for the Arthritis Society of Canada.

Ainsley MacIntyre (Basketball) and Kashrell Lawrence (Basketball) are this week's G2 Athletes of the Week.

This weekend, the men's and women's hockey teams hosted StFX and the cross country team competed in the ANS Open, while the basketball teams played StFX for some four-point games.

Student Kelly Lucas's exchange experiences inspired her to become Dal's first ambassador for the German Academic Exchange Service.

Zoë Caron (BSc’07) first took a stand for the environment when she was six years old. More than two decades later, she’s made some impressive headway in resolving issues of ecology, sustainability and conservation at home and around the globe.

From her Foundation Year Programme studies at King's to her Economics courses next door at Dal, Sarah Burns's academic journey is about to take her overseas as a prestigious Rhodes Scholar.

The Report from the Committee on Aboriginal and Black/African Canadian Student Access and Retention, commissioned by the Provost’s Office, looks to boost the pool of Aboriginal and Black/African-Canadian students within the Dal community.

Support from the Johnson Scholarship Foundation will allow pilipiliÂþ»­ to expand the reach and impact of two programs designed to support diversity in health care: Promoting Leadership in Health for African Nova Scotians (PLANS) and the Aboriginal Health Sciences Initiative (AHSI).

Biomedical Engineering student Hugo Vihvelin used his internship with local startup (and Dal spinoff) company Daxsonics Ultrasound to develop new health-care applications for his high-efficiency electronics research.