Thanks to a $500,000 gift from Eastlink, the Nova Scotia Math Circles program is expanding its efforts to get young Nova Scotians excited and engaged in mathematics.

Planning students set up a colourful bistro-style patio and "fan mail" booth on the Halifax waterfront as part of a national event to raise awareness of urban spaces.

Dal's Mary Kilfoil, named Entrepreneurship Educator of the Year by Startup Canada, is focused on giving students the tools to turn their ideas into extraordinary opportunities.

Doors Open Halifax visitors shared their favourite sights while checking out the Life Sciences Research Institute and the Steele Ocean Sciences Building.

From brains to starfish, there were plenty of opportunities to get a closer look at Dal research for the nearly 2,000 visitors who came to campus during Doors Open Halifax.

Research team from Dal and Capital Health licenses the world鈥檚 first high-resolution probe for imaging the inner and middle ear.

Marine Affairs prof Claudio Aporta has helped develop the Inuit Pan Arctic Atlas, illustratrating historic and geographic connections among Inuit peoples and demonstrating their importance in the Arctic's past, present, and future.

Presenter's Podium, a tool developed by Computer Science students Nilofer Mehta and Anuj Shah, is a collaborative platform to support students in improving their oral communication skills.

The official naming of Dal's newest research facility was a celebration of both the university's oceans expertise and more than a half-century of friendship between Dal benefactors Harry Steele and Seymour Schulich.

A dominant force for the Tigers basketball team last year, Kashrell Lawrence will now be a veteran presence on a very young squad who will look to him for leadership.