Dalhousie University is seeking visionary scholars for the 2026 Canada Excellence Research Chairs (CERC) program – one of the country’s most prestigious and well-funded research opportunities. Apply now: ow.ly/WuR650VPafc

#ICYMI - A new north strong and free? How should Canada reimagine itself in the age of Trump? We asked six Dalhousie experts to answer that question — offering insights into how Canadians should navigate the choices ahead: ow.ly/ql4t50Vu45c

A trailblazer for women at Dal and beyond. Computer Science's Dr. Nur Zincir-Heywood was recognized this week with new Dal award, and a @NSERC_CRSNG appointment! ow.ly/zOpu50VcU1p #DalProud #IWD

Dal staff and faculty are invited to join us Thursday, Feb. 6 for Karaoke and Open Mic Night at The Social with Mike "The Mic" Simms. ow.ly/VmSX50USsCF

It's time to embrace digital equity. Dal's Dr. Kim Brooks, Jody Couch and Ben Tait, explore five considerations our university is addressing to promote inclusion in the use of digital technologies: ow.ly/Lep250ULf1y

The latest issue of DAL Magazine is out now! You'll find feature stories on research improving life for older adults, sustainable seafood production, excellence in teaching, and more: ow.ly/ZXK150UB9oN

We're excited to welcome everyone to the Winter 2025 semester with “Winter Welcome Week” starting January 4: ow.ly/sC2I50UqeBL

More than 40 faculty and staff across Dal were recognized for excellence in research, teaching, workplace safety, and service throughout their careers at the 7th annual Legacy Awards. ow.ly/m9IZ50Uv2OW

Campus food banks are seeing growing lines of students looking for help in stretching their grocery budgets. Dal is once again rising to meet that need through The Food Security Project on Giving Tuesday: ow.ly/zCMO50Ui40z

The DSU will be hosting a tree lighting event on Monday, December 2 for students, faculty and staff to kick off the holiday season, featuring hot drinks and cookies 🍪: ow.ly/2LmG50UgKJL

Congratulations to Dr. Rachel Ollivier! #DalProud

October is Sustainability Month at Dal. Each week centres around one of our core program areas: Transportation, Food, Waste, and Energy. More event and activity details on myDal (login required). ow.ly/ulgL50TLJMJ

October marks the 31st Mi’kmaw History Month. The 2024 theme is food and its significance in Mi’kmaw culture: “From sharing pɨteway (tea) at kitchen tables to harvesting and safeguarding traditional sources, food is central to Mi’kmaw life.” Learn more: ow.ly/ofCf50TAeoc?

The Dal community is invited to Homecoming, tomorrow, Sept. 28! Head to the Quad for lawn games, a beer garden, and food trucks. Cheer on the @DalTigers football team as they take on UNB Fredericton at 12:30. Stick around for women’s and men’s soccer vs UNB at 5:30 & 7:45.

Calling all aspiring tech talents in Nova Scotia! Join us on September 25th here at Dalhousie for the second #HereWeCode Tech Career Fair! Embrace your passion for computer science and connect with top-notch companies. 💼 🤝 ow.ly/TeLH50TpaC8

We're upgrading our wireless networks! The 'Dal-WPA2' WiFi will no longer be available, but you can easily connect to the new network called 'Dalhousie', using your NetID & Password. A refresher on how to connect to the WiFi: ow.ly/GUau50TrHXw

You're invited to help paint a mural at the intersection of Larch and Jennings Streets, meet your neighbours, and enjoy some delicious refreshments from Tart and Soul.