Introducing the Oulton-Stanish Centre. Named after alumni Ian Oulton (BA’66) and Dr. William (Bill) Stanish, whose 50-year friendship formed during their time as Dalhousie students and members of the Tigers varsity football and hockey teams.
After being the first in her family to graduate high school and attend university, Kaylin Dean’s path to medical school was anything but straightforward. Now she’s giving it her all, with the support of her family and the generosity of donors propelling her forward.
When Cameron Nolter’s car failed on the way to his clinical placement in New Glasgow, a School of Health Sciences Clinical Placement Bursary helped save the day.
Veronique Nguyen (DDH2) and Brandon Worthen (DDS4) are enthusiastic about digital dentistry techniques and their impact on the patient experience. With access to the latest technologies, dentistry and dental hygiene students can graduate with a higher level of career readiness.
Wilfreid Kindo of the Dalhousie Tigers soccer team lives the busy life of a student-athlete. Despite the pressures, he’s thriving with the help of the athletics department and its supporters.
Dalhousie’s Fountain School of Performing Arts is turning out to be a perfect fit for Bachelor of Music student Caroline Boulter. She’s finding a supportive community of fellow artists-turned-friends while honing her craft as a violist.
Two Faculty of Science students share what they’ve gained from working alongside community and industry partners, preparing them for careers as leaders in science.
Destiny Renzelli is proud to be the first person in her immediate family to complete a university degree when she graduates with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Creative Writing.
This summer, Michelle Yee and Noah Bugden attended the 2023 Electrek Formula Sun Grand Prix with the Dal Solar Car Team. Now, thanks to donor support through projectDAL, they’ve got the experience, network, and drive they need to achieve their career goals.
Master of Architecture student Myranda Talbot says Dalhousie’s Faculty of Architecture and Planning is uniquely situated to contribute solutions to Halifax’s housing crisis – and that this involves funding the education of underrepresented students.