Video Experts' Spotlight: Dr. Michael Vallis
Dr. Michael Vallis offers up some advice for setting and achieving manageable goals for the new year. Read more
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A foundation for Nova Scotia's watersheds
On December 16, Nova Soctia unveiled its new Water Resource Management Strategy. The first project announced under the new strategy is the Nova Scotia Watershed Assessment Project (NSWAP). The $19,000... Read more
Energy Drinks Double Alcohol Consumption According to Dalhousie University Researchers
Researchers from Dalhousie University’s departments of psychology and psychiatry recently conducted a study that found students who drank energy drinks in combination with alcohol drank nearly t... Read more
Dalhousie University Researcher Uncovers New Information in Underwater Caves
Dalhousie University researcher Pete van Hengstum has recently completed his PhD in Earth Sciences. Dr. van Hengstum completed the fieldwork portion of his degree exploring the underwater caves in Ber... Read more
Dalhousie University Student is Brewing Up Something New
Fourth year finance co-op student Evan Price has signed a five year contract with Garrison Brewery to supply the microbrewery with organically grown hops. Read more
Dalhousie University’s School of Business Administration Receives International Recognition
Dalhousie University’s School of Business Administration has been named the Most Innovative Business School in Canada by European CEO magazine. Read more
Two Dalhousie University Professors Inducted to Royal Society of Canada
Professor Jocelyn Downie and Professor Emeritus Harold Robertson were recently inducted into the Royal Society of Canada. The RSC is prestigious academy comprised of individuals who embody academic ex... Read more
Dalhousie’s New Writer in Residence
Anne Simpson is Dalhousie’s newest writer in residence. She begins her posting with the Department of English and the Creative Writing Program in January of 2011. She will be working with aspiri... Read more
At the heart of the matter, it’s hormones
Dalhousie Medical School’s Dr. Susan Howlett, a professor in the Department of Pharmacology, has learned why heart cells in males and females act differently. Read more
Dalhousie University Students Organize “It Gets Better” Event
The “It Gets Better” campaign was started by American newspaper columnist Dan Savage as a way to reach out to GLBT youth. The grassroots campaign was started as a response to a recent incr... Read more
