Vicki Macintosh graduated with her master’s in animal science this week, a degree during which she also served as don of a residence on the Agricultural Campus.

Dr. Joanne Langley, a professor in Dal's departments of Pediatrics and Community Health and Epidemiology and head of Infectious Diseases at the IWK Health Centre, discusses where things stand with COVID-19 in Canada this fall.

Third-year International Food Business student Kim Fiona Lemke, a self-professed foodie, spent three months in St. Lucia for an internship this past summer, where she got to explore the local cuisine and landscapes and put her academic knowledge into action.

Sara Wong’s plans to graduate in the spring with a Bachelor of Science were delayed due to a concussion suffered during her fourth year. She’s now looking to the future as she graduates this fall as a member of the Class of 2023.

Dal President Kim Brooks and Chancellor Rustum Southwell took part in a joint installation ceremony Tuesday morning, a long-held tradition and formal welcome to their leadership roles.

With baseball's playoffs getting underway, English prof Bart Vautour will be watching not only as a fan, but as the instructor behind Dal's new course offering on baseball and literature.

This fall, мÓÆÂÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±Ö±²¥ is set to launch a new initiative that will offer free menstrual products in nearly 100 restrooms across its campuses.

The women's and men's soccer teams split their results this weekend.

Morgan Leon and Ben Hashimoto are this week's PepsiCo Athletes of the Week.

Raju Mitra was once forced to choose between his personal goal of a master’s degree, a steady income, or the possibility of being of service to Canada with the RCMP. Now he graduates this fall as a member of the Class of 2023 and manager of the BC RCMP Federal Policing Prevention and Engagement unit.