Dal's Ocean Sciences Building and Life Sciences Research Institute are taking part in Doors Open Halifax this weekend, offering community members an up-close look at what goes on inside two of Dal's newest research facilities.

An Ag Campus tradition made its way to Studley Campus this week, with staff and faculty getting their hands dirty to help get Dal鈥檚 gardens ready for summer.

A new report, co-authored by Dal Sociologist Howard Ramos, is generating discussion about how Nova Scotia can better support immigration to the province.

Sabia, chairman of the board for Canadian Tire Corporation Limited, received an honorary degree from Dal last week, sharing insights from her impressive business career with the Class of 2014.

With changes to its Academic and Themed Clusters this coming year, Residence Life is offering even more opportunities for students to live and study in communities based around shared interests.

Alex Legge, a standout basketball forward for the Tigers from 2006-12, is one of the more decorated Dal athletes of her time 鈥撀燼nd she added even more honours upon her graduation from the Faculty of Medicine last month, finishing first in her class.

Though it admits only six students each year, the Clinical Vision Science program is the largest orthoptics program in North America, and the first to take orthoptics training into the university setting.