Pediatrician Michael Esser talks epilepsy fact and fiction as part of Brain Awareness Week
Tigers go for titles in basketball, volleyball and track and field
Biology students do Dalhousie proud at Fisheries and Aquaculture conferences in Fredericton.
A medical doctor with extensive field experience with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), James Orbinski challenges Dal students "to do great things."
Graham Carey, Jason Pooley, Jessica Roy and Andrew Sullivan are honored with Governors Awards.
What do you think needs to be done to generate more school spirit at Dalhousie?
The Dalhousie chapter of Engineers Without Borders, the recent Brains for Change winner, plans to extend educational programs.
— from the print edition
Star volleyball player Sander Ratsep thinks he just might cry if Dal wins. The pressure's defintely on as the men's team heads out west to compete for a national title.
In an effort to improve, Dalhousie Libraries is asking patrons for their suggestions.
Campus radio station CKDU exists as a window into alternative music and culture.
— from the print edition
Green Week, running March 8 to 12, is a student initiative organized through the DSU's Sustainability Office.
Aquafit is a low-impact, head-to-toe exercise that's good for virtually anybody, whether young or old, fit or less fit, swimmers or non-swimmers.
— from the print edition
Dalnews talks to Fred Connors, the style coach of the upcoming What Not to Wear event.
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