The Dalhousie’s Board of Governors’ Award are our top honour in student life. Meet the four students being recognized this year for their outstanding achievements: bit.ly/4cMnhzf

Celebrate your reunion year and connect with fellow Dalhousie alumni at the 2024 Champagne Social. Join us, on Sat, May 25 and enjoy a brunch spread while socializing with fellow alumni and friends.

RSVP: bit.ly/3VSpQtd

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond to support Dalhousie students outside of teaching? Nominate them for a Rosemary Gill Award: bit.ly/43W8DB6

Nominations close Sunday, April 14.

See what extraordinary looks like! Join us to celebrate our historic campaign for transformational change at our upcoming events in Ottawa or Toronto.

RSVP for Ottawa: bit.ly/4aNKAH6
RSVP for Toronto: bit.ly/43NYx5z

It’s thrilling to see female‑led groups like The Beaches claim space in rock culture at Junos 2024 and elsewhere, writes Dal's Professor of Musicology, Jacqueline Warwick.
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We had a wonderful time viewing the solar eclipse at the Dunn Building on Dal’s Studley campus this afternoon! Thanks to Dalhousie Science for hosting and to the Dal community for coming together for a unique and exciting event!

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From 3:15 - 5:45 pm outside the Dunn Building (west side, Lord Dalhousie Dr.) the Dept. of Physics and Atmospheric Science will have 3 telescopes with proper solar filters for safe, direct viewing of the eclipse available, with instructors on hand. The Dal Community is welcome.

Dalhousie students earned credit for a history course and another kind of credit, too, as collaborators on a graphic novel.

Rocking Spurs: The Anti-Bullying Tour was created by students in a third-year seminar on Métis Histories and Culture. bit.ly/49oi5i4

Solar eclipse viewing tips from Dal's Environmental Health & Safety Office: bit.ly/43PWfTg

It’s exam time, so we asked our Dal students for their top tips to help prepare and study. What advice would you recommend?

Rookies welcome! ♟️ A new initiative from the Dal Chess Club has students volunteering to play at local senior residences, unlocking benefits in brain exercise, socialization and mentorship: bit.ly/43zSAsV

It was a dog day afternoon in the Killam, when Guinness the therapy dog stopped by to give some love to students who were feeling stressed, missing their own pets, or were just looking for an afternoon pick-me-up.

Guinness will be back Dalhousie Libraries on Wednesday!

Dalhousie’s BIPOC Graduate Student Mentoring Academy is opening new doors for Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC) graduate students at Dal.

Read about their success: bit.ly/3J76gSz

Please note there will be no power to the Dunn Building on Saturday, April 6 from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. to tie in a new generator: bit.ly/4ahNLGY

This Monday, April 8th a rare total solar eclipse is occurring.

We spoke to Dr. Manuel Helbig, an assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Atmospheric Science at Dal, about what causes an eclipse, how to safely view it, and his research. bit.ly/3xpwUU6

🚜 Dal's Dr. Karen Foster is leading a $1.9M initiative supported by AAFC Canada & SSHRC to develop a national research network for net-zero agriculture, helping to advance Canada's agricultural sustainability goals! bit.ly/3POaNx2

Dalhousie Agricultural campus has 1,000 acres of research, fields, gardens, greenhouses and a working farm that provided hand-on learning. The faculty of Agriculture has been part of Dalhousie since 2012 (formerly known as NSAC).

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Catching the scent: A Dal pilot study shows dogs can be taught to smell trauma, which could make PTSD assistance dogs more effective. Details: bit.ly/43NUt5m

The Discovery Centre's annual Discovery Awards honour individuals and organizations in Nova Scotia who’ve made outstanding contributions in the fields of science and technology. The 2024 call for nominations is out now: bit.ly/3TRrSYi

Dr. Harold Robertson has spent his career at Dal trying to improve the treatment of neurological disorders. Now, as someone who lives with Parkinson's Disease, his family has established an award for grad students focusing their research on the disease: bit.ly/43J2iZL