The fall 2022 issue of Dal’s flagship publication is now available, full of feature stories about Dal’s innovative thinkers, groundbreaking research and influential alumni.

The spring 2022 issue of Dal’s flagship publication is now available, full of feature stories about Dal’s innovative thinkers, groundbreaking research and influential alumni.

Read the fall 2021 Dal Magazine cover story celebrating 50 years of the Dalhousie Arts Centre, the Killam Memorial Library and the Life Sciences Centre. Also, exploring what it means to be a civic university, and navigating the new normal with ways to foster resilience. Plus, alumni spotlights and research updates.

Read the cover story featuring a conversation with community connectors, Dr. Theresa Rajack-Talley, Jalana Lewis (JD’13) and Catherine Martin (BA’79). Plus, exploring the ripple effect from Dalhousie faculty engagement, making physics understandable and fun, and strategies for getting active. Also, the latest alumni profiles.

The latest issue of Dal’s flagship publication is now available, full of feature stories about Dal’s innovative thinkers, groundbreaking research and influential alumni. In the Fall 2020 issue, you’ll find: how Dalhousie Scientists are navigating Covid 19’s Challenges; a profile of Covid 19 researchers—and father and daughter—Dr. David Kelvin and Dr. Alyson Kelvin; advice from researchers on responding in challenging times; the profiles of this year’s Aurum Award winners; Class Notes and much more.

Read the Cover story, Introducing President Deep Saini, as he begins his term in winter 2020. A feature story explores the future of teaching and learning – how smarter use of technology, closing the gap between classroom lessons and real-life scenarios, and meeting the challenges of a more diverse student body are all part of the picture. Another offers advice on how to boost your brain power. Plus, profiles of Dal alumni and new sections on Dalhousie research; books, podcasts and more from alumni and faculty.

Read the cover story on the myths and realities of who survives—and thrives—in the face of adversity, based on the work of Dr. Michael Ungar in the fall 2019 issue of Dal Magazine. Features include a look at the Scholarly Panel to Examine Lord Dalhousie’s History on Slavery and Race and a look back at Dal’s Breaking Barriers report and its impact on Dal’s approach to serving the needs of the region’s Black and Indigenous peoples. Plus alumni profiles, researchers, class notes and events.

Read the cover story on how thinkers in Dal’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences are grappling with the promise and the perils of Artificial Intelligence. Features also include news about Dal’s contributions to IHRIS aimed at making the health system smarter, nimbler and more efficient and profiles of future alumnus Sarah Nersesian, Vice-Provost Ivan Joseph, legal scholar Professor Matthew Herder and others.

A look at university researchers across our campuses who are tackling some of the planet’s most complex and urgent challenges. Profiles of future alum Hayam Mahmoud-Ahmed, health researcher Dr. Amy Bombay and restorative justice expert Professor Jennifer Llewellyn. Profiles of alumni Timothy Caulfield (LLM’93), Natasha Daly (BA’07), Jeremy Dutcher (BA’12), Christian Barry (BA’01) and Christie Henderson (BA’93).

Cover Story: What does it mean to belong? Features A celebration of the Belong Speaker Series, with interviews with speakers and Dalhousie thinkers about what it means to belong A look at the new teaching and research facilities opening across Dal’s campuses Dal President Richard Florizone’s reflections on his five and a half years at […]