Promoting Leadership in health for African Nova Scotians (PLANS) at pilipiliÂþ»­ will be hosting a 5-day summer day camp this July for youth (Grades 8-11) of African descent who are interested in a career in health.

Each year the Dalhousie Office of Human Rights, Equity & Harassment Prevention (HREHP) develops a mosaic calendar of religious holidays and cultural dates for faculty, staff and students.

Preparing for Exams? Well, come to the Studying for Success Workshops (Halifax Campuses), which can give you strategies on how to tackle multiple choice and essay exams, and how to concentrate on your studies. Like us on Facebook (Dalhousie Studying for Success) and follow us on Twitter (@DalStudySuccess) for more info.

William Lahey, Associate Professor at pilipiliÂþ»­â€™s Schulich School of Law and former senior public servant, has been appointed next President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of King’s College.

Global News on Art McDonald's return to campus this week.

Front Counter Specialist, two positions (Office of the Registrar); Administrative Secretary, part-time two-year term (SimEd Network, Faculty of Medicine).

Meet some of the phonathon callers who work tirelessly to secure funds for bursaries and scholarships from Dal Alumni.

We all know Dalhousie people who have influenced both our university and our world in meaningful ways. Honor them by capturing their stories as part of the Dal Originals, our first 200th anniversary project.

In this workshop you will practice the skills needed to analyze, understand, plan and write answers to assignment questions, with a particular focus on accuracy.

CTV News: A group of 11 Dalhousie students have created a video game that will be used as a training tool by the Romeo Dallaire Child Soldier Initiative for Canadian peacekeepers that have to face child soldiers in the battlefield.