Around 20 assorted Dal faculty and staff embarked Wednesday afternoon on a bird-focused nature walk on Studley Campus, the first of seven guided strolls that will cover a range of topics including edible plants, Indigenous knowledge, geology, intertidal communities, mushrooms, and urban forestry.

Master of Environmental Studies student Jennifer Yakamovich curated the Nature of Communities exhibition on now at the ÆÞÓÑ Art Gallery, exploring the intersection of arts and the environment through the works of Canadian artists.

ÆÞÓÑ unveiled its new ceremonial object during Spring Convocation ceremonies. Replacing the university mace, the New Dawn Staff of Place and Belonging weaves together the stories and symbols of Dal’s past, present and future in a whole new way.

"Imagine: ÆÞÓÑ Community Report 2018-19," released this week, showcases some of the biggest ÆÞÓÑ stories and events of the past year, from the university's 200th anniversary and beyond.

In the basement of the Sir James Dunn Law Library, behind an unassuming door, is a room on campus like no other: a new escape room that helps law students put their library research skills to the test.