The AUS first-place Tigers women's volleyball team is currently ranked No. 4 in Canada after a nine-game winning streak.

At the Cox Institute on Dal's Agricultural Campus, you'll find a new living wall, with more than 200 potted plants and students contributing to the project through their classwork.

This week's honours go to volleyball libero Tarah-Lynn Truant and track and field jumper Jordan Bruce.

As Aboriginal peoples and their supporters mobilize across Canada, we speak with some Dalhousie voices about the implications of Idle No More.

The Dalhousie Difference: Alumna Ruth Pink has established the Irving and Ruth Pink Fund for Youth & the Law.

The Budget Advisory Committee's first discussion report for 2013-14 is out. Here's our primer on where Dal's money comes from, where it gets spent and what the Dal community could expect for tuition fees and budget cuts next year.

Dal will host the East Coast Student Leadership Conference from February 15-17; register now to attend.

More storage space, new calendar and other improvements planned as Dal adopts Microsoft’s Office 365 for Education platform.

Physics and Atmospheric Science’s Scott Chapman explores the formation of the early universe.

With only women’s volleyball at home last weekend, a number of Dal’s teams were on the road.