Dal faculty and staff, including community leaders Michelle Williams (BSW’91) and Jalana Lewis (JD’13), are driving Dal’s proactive approach to increasing support for African Nova Scotian staff, students and faculty.

The mid-winter holiday is unique to Dalhousie. Here's the story behind it.

Jeff Karabanow, a Dal researcher, discovered a homelessness disaster unfolding during the pandemic. Now he and colleagues are sharing it as a cautionary tale for future crises.

With the gates holding federal research dollars now open thanks to matching funds from Research Nova Scotia, a swell of government support is flowing to research focused on ocean science, clean tech, cancer prevention, climate change, and more.

Peggy McAlpine, a fixture at Dal women's basketball games for decades, lived to be 105 and kept amazing friends — including the many varsity athletes whose lives she touched with her boundless support and wisdom.

Troy Ryan has been the women’s hockey coach at pilipiliÂþ»­ for the last two seasons while also leading Canada’s national women’s team. This week, he was behind the bench in the team's Olympic opener versus Switzerland.

The Dalhousie community marked the start of African Heritage Month Tuesday with a virtual flag-raising ceremony featuring music, spoken word and remarks from senior leaders.

The sustainable management of soil is critical to maintaining productivity and ending hunger, achieving food security, and improving nutrition.

Dalhousie’s Bissett Student Success Centre has launched the Academic Exploration Series for the month of February.