Through a research partnership with Calian, Dalhousie is helping defence and government leaders understand how everyday digital activity creates exploitable cyber risk and how to mitigate it before it becomes an operational vulnerability:
Congratulations to recent Dal grads Will Jones (BA'25) and Devarshi Shah (BA'24), who have been named as finalists for the 2026 McCall MacBain Scholarships at McGill.
Congrats also to King's finalists Jonah Cameron and Lauren Sooksom.
Meet the finalists: ow.ly/V1eu50Y9kN5
Watch Dr. Suresh Neethirajan and his team on CBC's The Nature of Things documentary series: CLUCK! Chickens Exposed, on YouTube: buff.ly/ZVXiXUh
From the Dal Tigers to Team Canada! Alum Mike Evelyn O’Higgins (BEng'19) is competing in the 2026 Winter Olympics! Balancing a demanding sport with a full-time engineering career, he intends to embrace every moment of his second Olympic journey.
We'll be cheering him on!
S'no rest 'til the job is done: The massive effort behind Dal's winter storm response: buff.ly/4ygZI1Q
Our annual Dalhousie Job & Career Fair takes place on Wednesday, Feb. 11.
Access a deep and diverse talent pool, including for full- and part-time hiring, summer, co-op and internship work terms, casual and volunteer opportunities.
Learn more about becoming an exhibitor here:
Our new Master of Fisheries Science combines data-intensive coursework, field training, and industry mentorship to ready graduates for today’s evolving marine sector in just 16 months. Details:
Dalhousie Law continued its climb into the top 100 in the 2026 Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by Subject: buff.ly/Vudj9l0
We placed 85th globally, in the world’s most-watched global subject ranking, up four spots year over year and 15 spots from 2024!
The ocean is changing and so are the ways we manage it. Stay ahead with tools & theories for marine management, a new self-paced online course from our Marine Affairs Program.
Learn on your own schedule, update your skills, and apply new approaches to real-world marine challenges: buff.ly/K3Ci3r2
A CKDU interview with Dal professor Scott Chapman on how the discovery of a galaxy cluster's super-hot gas could change scientists’ understanding of how clusters form: buff.ly/OlS6xor.
Considering a move? Dalhousie University is recruiting for up to 30 tenure and tenure-track faculty roles supported by the Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative and a $1.7B investment from the Government of Canada. Apply by Jan 23: buff.ly/tfhDaUS
Sierra Sparks, Dalhousie’s 92nd Rhodes Scholar, graduated from Oxford University in 2025 and is now in her first year of medical school, back here at Dal! Her story highlights the importance of persistence and representation:
The latest set of appointments to one of Canada's highest honours has a number of familiar Dal faces, including President Kim Brooks and retired Faculty of Medicine faculty member Dr. Pat Croskerry:
Hot galaxy cluster could rewrite our understanding of the universe, according to researchers from Dal and UBC: buff.ly/sSzzQWs via @dailymail.co.uk
Two female students smile while looking at a book together in front of the service desk at the Kellogg Library.
Happy New Year! We are very pleased to share our 2024-2025 annual report. Amid an ever-changing academic landscape, the library remains at the heart of Dalhousie University, providing essential resources, innovative services, and spaces that foster learning and research: bit.ly/DL-annualrep...
A big opportunity for researchers thinking about what’s next. Dalhousie University is recruiting up to 30 tenure and tenure-track faculty supported by the Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative. Strong support, big ambition.
Apply by Jan 23: buff.ly/tfhDaUS
For over 200 years, students, staff, and faculty have walked our halls, shared ideas, and built memories that last a lifetime.
This season, we celebrate every generation that makes Dal shine—past, present, and future. Here’s to joy, connection, and the promise of what’s ahead in 2026, and beyond!
Dalhousie University is hiring. We’re recruiting up to 30 tenure and tenure-track faculty supported by Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative and a $1.7B federal investment. Curious about building your next chapter in Canada? Apply by Jan. 19: www.dal.ca/research-recruitment
Dalhousie’s 2025 Year in Review brings together 45 stories of innovation, achievement, and community, offering a vivid snapshot of the moments and milestones that helped shape a transformative year: ow.ly/Qmv250XLAw6
Hanukkah is the eight-day Jewish celebration also called the Festival of Lights. This year, Hanukkah begins this evening.
To all of those in the Dalhousie community who will begin their celebrations this weekend, may this Hanukkah bring blessings of joy, unity and hope
Killer whales + dolphins = teamwork? For the first time, these ocean giants were caught hunting salmon together off B.C.’s coast. Dive into the surprising alliance and what it means for marine science. Video: buff.ly/bGW1g85
Read more: buff.ly/4xWl9gv
(🏷️ @news.ubc.ca, @hakai.org)
Dalhousie celebrate the launch of the Canada Global Impact+ Research Talent Initiative, a major investment of up to $1.7 billion to strengthen research excellence and attract leading international researchers to Canadian universities: www.canada.ca/en/innovatio...
The average family will spend an additional $994 on food next year, according to Canada’s Food Price Report 2026. Details: buff.ly/UWMjjlo
SKIP character flying in rocket ship, another character wearing a space helmet in front of a blue sky background with clouds. Text reads "Launching SKIP's new Strategic Plan #ItDoesntHaveToHurt". SKIP's logo in bottom left corner
🧵SKIP is helping to close the gap for kids in pain by elevating our national mission and launching a bold new strategic plan! 🚀 Check it out here: kidsinpain.ca/who-we-are/
The first graduates of our Master of Physician Assistant Studies program are now stepping into Nova Scotia’s health-care system, helping to expand access to care across the province through advanced clinical training and collaborative practices.
Details: ow.ly/NIlu50XyHH1
Dalhousie researchers work closely with Nova Scotia’s wild blueberry farmers to develop the innovations the sector needs to succeed as climate impacts intensify:
Meet Isaac Bahler, Dalhousie’s 95th Rhodes Scholar! From varsity swimming to ocean-tech entrepreneurship, Bahler’s path to Oxford reflects a passion for turning climate research into real-world solutions: buff.ly/dFHMzsq
“We can move a lot more people in a lane full of buses than in a lane full of cars. But that requires change, and that’s what’s difficult for a lot of people.” Can data help Halifax shift its #CarBrain mentality? #CarCulture www.dal.ca/news/2025/11...
