As part of Brain Awareness Week, Dal students and faculty hosted an interactive exhibit at the Discovery Centre, introducing children to the brain's inner workings.

A team in Dal's School of Planning is exploring the changing socio-economic profile of Halifax and what it might mean for the city's future.

New Dal research explores the benefits of expanding flu vaccine coverage to healthy young people, rather than focusing primarily on vulnerable populations.

Psychology student Th茅r猫se Chevalier won first prize at Dal's second annual Three-Minute Thesis competition for her presentation on how learning a new language may help treat aphasia.

The seed library will allow the community to "borrow" seeds to grow over 80 different varieties of edible and ornamental plants.

Basketball Tiger Courtney Thompson wasn鈥檛 just good this season 鈥斅爏he was unbelievable from the free-throw line, shooting an astounding 94.2 per cent.

Giller Prize winner Lynn Coady will share her thoughts on the creative process at the Annual Atlantic Undergraduate English Conference.

The Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences' annual book fair featured everything from Middle English comic poems to profanity-laden rock albums.

Dalhousie's text-to-speech software is not only a fantastic tool for students with disabilities, it can make life a little bit easier for everyone.

Track and field Tigers Rebecca Haworth and Chas Smith are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.