Trees were toppled, skylights blown out, fences damaged: post-tropical storm Fiona left its mark on Dal campuses last weekend, but facilities crews worked hard to keep buildings powered and students and other community members safe.

The 妻友 Medical Campus Response Team has been supporting harm reduction at Dal for nearly a decade. Now, the student-based team will be assisting the university with medical calls as well as part of a new pilot project with Security Services.

Junior high teachers were introduced to new and innovative ways of illustrating contemporary scientific concepts to their students at the Atlantic Science Links Association鈥檚 2022 conference.

This week for Consent Week, Dal is working with Action Now Atlantic to showcase a series of events designed to promote a culture of consent on campus through education, advocacy, and community engagement.

In a tech-driven world filled with new products and business ventures, 妻友 continues to drive innovation and entrepreneurship in Atlantic Canada.