Last night’s 20th annual Discovery Awards, co-presented by Dalhousie, was a moment to celebrate the university’s innovators who are inspiring the next generation of Nova Scotian scientists and strengthening the province through their efforts.

In early 2020, Eric Pringle and Brett Duguay found themselves spending much of their time in their microbiology lab on the seventh floor of Dal's Tupper Building. The virologists were busy testing potential antivirals for common cold coronaviruses and were seeing promising results.

The Dalhousie Medical Alumni Association has announced the recipients of its 2022 DMAA Alumni Recognition Awards — six deserving members of the alumni community, who will be honoured at a dinner on November 25, 2022.

The Government of Canada announced new funding Wednesday that will empower Dalhousie researchers to take global leadership in migration and immunology scholarship and to explore emerging ideas that promise to generate the discoveries of tomorrow.

Eighty years ago, a young fighter pilot named George Urquhart Hill from Pictou, N.S. — who, after the war, would study medicine at Dalhousie — made a name for himself in the Battle of Dieppe.

In late March 2022, Dr. David Kelvin was in Kigali, Rwanda, preparing to give the keynote address at a conference on how to best use science and technology to mitigate challenges linked to the COVID-19 pandemic. His talk would focus on vaccines and the future for developing countries using the pandemic as a case study.

Becoming a doctor at Dalhousie looks a bit different in 2022 than it did in years past. The changes, which were evident during orientation week in August, stem from a multi-year review and refresh of the undergraduate curriculum.

Macleans Magazine releases their annual university rankings

Developed more than 15 years ago, the Parent Tot program sees medical students in their second year of training, and both nursing students, and audiology and speech-language pathology students in their first year of training, complete mandatory appointment-style sessions with a parent or guardian and their child, in a simulated clinical setting.

Today (Sept. 6, 2022) the Royal Society of Canada added five world-class researchers from Dalhousie to its ranks in recognition of their outstanding scholarly, scientific and artistic achievements. This includes three Fellows and two new Members of the College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists.