Patrick LaRoche (DEngR’03, BCSc’03, MSCSc’06), Ozge Yeloglu (MSCSc’07) and Tokunbo Makanju (MCSc’08, PhD’12) are three entrepreneurs that make up topLog, a company designed to help …

Dal professor of pediatrics and community health and epidemiology at Dalhousie Medical School, and alumna, Dr. Joanne Langley (MD’84, PGM’85) has been appointed …

Marlene Arron, a member of the School of Dental Hygiene’s first graduating class in 1963, looks ahead to the school’s 50th anniversary celebration later this month. Since opening its doors in 1961, the …

They’re leaders in business, government, their community, research, philanthropy and countless other areas. Now each will be adding an honorary degree from Dalhousie to their impressive list of …

Dal alumnus and Scotiabank President, Brian Porter (BComm’80, LLD’08) is encouraging businesses in Nova Scotia and across Canada to invest in markets beyond the United States. Porter suggests that …

Dal alumnus, Michael Bruni (LLB’77) is chair of the board of Hockey Canada, the country’s national governing body covering all levels of the sport. Like many who’ve grown up around the game of hockey, he’s …

From the latest Dalhousie magazine: For Halifax architecture firm MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple, a design approach rooted in the province’s landscape has led to national and international acclaim.

Dal alumnus Stephen Duff (BSc’79, MBA’82) has been appointed president and CEO of Innovacorp. Duff is looking forward to the new position, effective April 1, saying “This opportunity is a …

Most people know the expression “The Real McCoy” to mean the genuine article — the best of the best. What many don’t know is the expression dates back to a black Canadian-American inventor …

Filmmaker Ariel Nasr (BA’05) of Halifax was recognized earlier this year when the short film he produced, Buzkashi Boys, was nominated for an Oscar in the Best Live Action Short …