On Wednesday, more than 200 people of all ages came together for the annual Women in Leadership Spotlight Dinner. A fundraising event for the Tigers women’s basketball and volleyball teams, attendees included youth athletes, Dalhousie alumni, Tigers supporters and university staff.
Bay Street lawyer and former member of the Canadian Forces, and Dal’s 2012 Christopher J. Coulter Award recipient, Erin O’Toole (LLB’03) was elected MP for Durham in the November 26 by-election.
Most new graduates leave university confidently imagining perfect future lives, but many won’t learn one truth until after graduation: few lives work out exactly as planned.
Nova Scotia wouldn’t strike many as the kind of place where you could grow vegetables 12 months of the year, but Niki Jabbour (BA’95) hasn’t let that stop her. In the thick of winter, she heads out her back door to pick from as many as 30 different vegetable varieties.
California startup LightSail Energy, co-founded by Dal alumna Danielle Fong (BSc’05), raises $37.3 million from a group of high-profile investors.
Dalhousie makes it to the top of the class yet again as three Dal alumni were enshrined into the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame for 2012.
Brian Porter (BComm’80, LLD’08), formerly Group Head, International Banking, has been appointed President of Scotiabank.
Group of four Dal alumnae purchase the iconic Mills department store on Spring Garden Road from a local developer after realizing their shared love for fashion.
Carolyn Booth (MBA’02) was recently appointed as BMO’s Senior Vice President, Atlantic Provinces Division. In this interview, she talks about the region’s economic future and why she’s optimistic.
The spirit and legacy of Dalhousie’s alumni shone at the President’s Reunion Lunch and Class Photos in Shirreff Hall during Homecoming last month. The annual event brings together alumni from milestone classes to reconnect with friends and celebrate their time at Dal.