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Dalhousie's neighbours happy with progress, more work needed

It sounds like science fiction: Can cosmic rays predict earthquakes and volcanoes? CRC Chair John Gosse is trying to find out.

Celebrating varsity excellence

Sit-down dinners can often take the place of the boardroom for job interviews or other business conversations. Students got to sharpen their skills with a knife and fork, as they took part in a workshop on business etiquette.

The top climbers in eastern Canada compete in the Tour de Bloc Regional Climbing Event.

Douglas Reach and Michael Scott discuss their Bach to Blues project, recently nominated for an East Coast Music Award in the Instrumental Recording of the Year category.

What were rubber ducks doing in the Dal pool on Jan. 22? A very fun event was recently organized by students to help fight a very serious disease.

Celebrating Dalhousie's varsity athletes

What's a marimba, you might ask? Best described as a "giant xylophone," Dal was the first university in the country to acquire the five and a half octave version of this versatile instrument.

CRC in Health Promotion Renee Lyons uses "environmental diagnostics" to research the health of individuals and communities.