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As Russia's brutal assault on Ukraine continues, Volodymyr Zelenskyy insisted in a conversation with students from Canadian universities including Dal last week that their support is more important than ever.

More than 300 faculty and staff converged on the Studley Quad last Thursday for Dal's annual strawberry-themed social, blessed this year with blue skies and sunshine.

A staple of Dal’s governance for much of her career, Susan Brosseau prepares for retirement — reflecting on her time at the university and excited about the future for her office’s important work under new leadership.

For the first time in three years, Dalhousie's annual progress update was hosted in-person as senior leaders, including President Deep Saini, shared insights on Dal's path towards the goals of its strategic plan, Third Century Promise.

Falling Walls provides a platform for students and early-career professionals to share solutions to pressing global challenges.

Engineering students from Dalhousie’s Space Systems Lab are in Montreal this week to transport a spacecraft they designed and built to the Canadian Space Agency, where it'll be prepared for its launch into space from Florida later this year.

A small group of researchers and biologists has banded together in a bid to save the Atlantic whitefish, an ancient aquatic species so endangered its only known habitat is three lakes within a single watershed in Nova Scotia.

On Indigenous People’s Day, the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍøLibraries celebrated with members of the Indigenous community by opening a room they hope will inspire celebrations and programs on campus about Indigenous culture for years to come.

As Dal prepares to install the giant skeleton of a blue whale in the Steele Ocean Sciences Building this year, those closely involved in the project reflect on the value of turning the tragic loss of an 18-metre blue whale into a learning opportunity.