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Neptune Theatre's Frost/Nixon plumbs the life of an enigmatic president.

Computers that turn on by themselves, phone chargers that fall out of walls, footsteps down the hall ... is Penelope lurking about Shirreff Hall?

"There has been so much emphasis on the potential link between vaccines and autism, and not enough attention to the fact that diseases like measles can be fatal for children who are not immunized," says Susan Bryson, Dalhousie's Joan and Jack Chair in Autism Research.

In this excerpt from their upcoming book Little Rain Men, Charlene and David Croft describe what autism means to them.

As a Halloween treat, Dalnews presents this scary short story by English student Michael Johnstone. 

Dal students to spend Halloween collecting canned goods for Feed Nova Scotia.

The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Nova Scotia stages the little-known The Grand Duke as dinner theatre at Dalhousie's University Hall.

October is Workplace Wellness Month in Canada. In support of the occasion, Dalhousie’s Human Resource Department has put together a few interesting and fun suggestions for your health.

Music student celebrates third-place finish at national music festival.