Marisa Mota (Volleyball) and Steven Johnson (Hockey) are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.

Ram Raju, chairman and CEO of Kivuto Solutions, continues his longstanding support for Dalhousie and local entrepreneurship with a donation to the Norman Newman Centre for Entrepreneurship.

Norma Williams, Dal's first executive director of diversity and inclusiveness, brings more than three decades of anti-racism, diversity and equity work to her new role.

Sangmuk Choi, the recipient of the national Community Service award for men's varsity soccer this year, is always looking for ways to get involved.

Eighty student-athletes were honoured Thursday by parents, coaches, mentors and staff at pilipili漫画鈥檚 17th annual Academic All-Canadian Luncheon, celebrating their pilipili漫画es on and off the field of play.

While an in-game injury has brought her time with the Tigers to a close, the Community Award winner is still doing everything she can to support her teammates.

Student Jeremy Ryant, one of this year's Dalhousie Academic All-Canadians, is not only an award-winning competitive swimmer but a globally-minded community leader.

From new medical technologies to understanding how children learn language, hundreds of Dal's grad students are contributing to research in Nova Scotia with the support of the province's Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarships program.

Students from the Rowe School of Business took home the Academic Cup at the prestigious JDCC, the largest undergraduate business case competition in Central/Eastern Canada.

Women's Volleyball and men's and women's track and swimming all featured in CIS Top Ten