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Dal engineering students win national competition
Two Dalhousie University students took home the top prize at a national engineering competition earlier this month. Though they sometimes feel like they don’t belong at Dal, to them the win is a reminder: women belong in engineering. Annika Benson and Kayleigh Landers, who are both preparing to graduate from engineering at Dal this spring,…
Read MoreNew major in Black and African diaspora studies
Students at Dalhousie will soon receive a more complete education of history.
Read MoreNo captain, no problem
Dal students attempting to build an autonomous sailboat to cross the Atlantic.
Read MoreCuddles during COVID-19
Students share their dog days of the pandemic.
Read MoreDal burns through $9.5 million pandemic handout
A look at how Dal is spending the money.
Read MoreShining a light on the future
TEDxDalhousieU 2021 inspires Dal students through virtual speaking series.
Read MoreHelping hungry students
The Dalhousie Urban Garden Society harvests funds to help student food security.
Read MoreKeeping student data safe
How Dalhousie is protecting students’ cybersecurity in an increasingly digital age.
Read MoreRacist attacks continue in virtual world
An online meeting for Black students at Dalhousie was attacked by uninvited users yelling anti-Black racist and homophobic language.
Read MoreReaching middle ground
After a lengthy bargaining process, Dal’s board of governors and the DFA have a new deal.
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