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Get to know Deep: A Q&A with Dal's new president

For Deep Saini, arriving in Nova Scotia to serve as Dalhousie’s 12th president and vice-chancellor brings him back to the country that’s been the foundation of his academic career.

Coming together in tragedy

Nearly a thousand people packed into the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium on Jan. 11 to mourn and remember some of the many individuals who lost their lives in last week’s airplane disaster in Iran.

A year in review

New leadership, new research, new milestones, new awards — and lots and lots of news. Take a look back at an eventful Dalhousie year, including our most-read stories of 2019.

The looming threat of rising sea levels

Dr. Patricia Manuel, professor in the School of Planning, has witnessed the range of damage done by encroaching tides, storm surges and rising water levels in coastal communities — now she's studying the various ways that we can prepare for and adapt to sea level rise.

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Students fundraise for Iranian Memorial Bursary Fund; Dal contributes $25K to the cause
Q&A with Deep Saini, Dal's new president
Community vigil remembers Iran plane disaster victims
The Big Picture: The looming threat of rising sea levels — and what we can do about it
The Honourable Scott Brison to become Dalhousie's next chancellor
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Welcome receptions: Students, staff and faculty are invited to help welcome Dr. Deep Saini during welcome receptions throughout January. Learn more.

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Get Back on Track: Did you face academic challenges during the fall term? Learn new skills and boost your GPA with our Back on Track program.

Society and Volunteer Expo: On Jan. 29, learn about student societies and volunteer opportunities at the annual Society and Volunteer Expo.

Student awards: Nominations are open for the Impact Awards until Feb. 7.

Job & Career Fair: Open to all Dalhousie and King's students, visit the annual Job & Career Fair on Feb. 13.

Scholarship deadline: Scholarship applications for future undergraduate students are available until Mar. 1. Apply now.

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Dalhousie University ? Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Get to know Deep: A Q&A with Dal's new president

For Deep Saini, arriving in Nova Scotia to serve as Dalhousie’s 12th president and vice-chancellor brings him back to the country that’s been the foundation of his academic career.

Read More...

For Deep Saini, arriving in Nova Scotia to serve as Dalhousie’s 12th president and vice-chancellor brings him back to the country that’s been the foundation of his academic career.

Coming together in tragedy

Nearly a thousand people packed into the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium on Jan. 11 to mourn and remember some of the many individuals who lost their lives in last week’s airplane disaster in Iran.

Read More...

Nearly a thousand people packed into the Rebecca Cohn Auditorium on Jan. 11 to mourn and remember some of the many individuals who lost their lives in last week’s airplane disaster in Iran.

A year in review

New leadership, new research, new milestones, new awards — and lots and lots of news. Take a look back at an eventful Dalhousie year, including our most-read stories of 2019.

Read More...

New leadership, new research, new milestones, new awards — and lots and lots of news. Take a look back at an eventful Dalhousie year, including our most-read stories of 2019.

The looming threat of rising sea levels

Dr. Patricia Manuel, professor in the School of Planning, has witnessed the range of damage done by encroaching tides, storm surges and rising water levels in coastal communities — now she's studying the various ways that we can prepare for and adapt to sea level rise.

Read More...

Dr. Patricia Manuel, professor in the School of Planning, has witnessed the range of damage done by encroaching tides, storm surges and rising water levels in coastal communities — now she's studying the various ways that we can prepare for and adapt to sea level rise.

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