Photo Essay: Highlights from last weekend's DSU DalFest concerts, which featured performances from Tyler Shaw, Dear Rogue, Jess Moskaluke and more.

Nursing research trailblazer Linda O’Brien-Pallas, architectural innovator Glenn Murcutt and ocean advocate Zdenka Willis will be receiving honorary degrees at Fall Convocation ceremonies on October 3 and 5.

After an excellent first season with the Tigers, Courtney Baker was selected to compete with the Canadian national senior team this past summer in Winnipeg, MB.

Cindy Tye is no stranger to the game of soccer. Her resume includes a plethora of accomplishments as both a player and coach – including two AUAA conference titles as a member of the Acadia Axewomen between 1990-95 – as well as leading Team Nova Scotia to a fourth-place finish at the 2013 Summer Games in Sherbrooke, Q.C.

Board members of the Johnson Scholarship Foundation visited мÓÆÂÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ö±²¥ last week to celebrate a partnership that supports Indigenous and Black Nova Scotian students pursuing studies in health care via pathways programs.

It was the first weekend of action at home for the Tigers, with results from both cross country and soccer.

Scott Read, a senior instructor in the Engineering department on Dal's Agricultural Campus, is one of six individuals who will represent Canada at the 2016 STIHL Timbersports World Championships in Germany this November.

Maya Venkataraman (Women's Soccer) and Freddy Bekkers (Men's Soccer) are this week's мÓÆÂÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ö±²¥ G2 Athletes of the Week.

Last week, Dal’s science community shed light on the incredible biodiversity found on the university’s urban campus with a unique sort of scavenger hunt.

Stan Matwin’s MERIDIAN project, supported by CFI's Cyberinfrastructure Initiative, will help protect marine species and establish Canada as a global leader in the field of ocean acoustic data.