Dalhousie University Alumni Magazine
When Dalhousie Chancellor Anne McLellan studied at Dal, Aboriginal issues were rarely discussed. Now, thanks to McLellan’s funding of the Chancellor’s Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy, lawyer Naiomi Metallic is helping ensure that’s no longer the case
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Dr. Afua Cooper is helping guide the university in an examination of the complicated legacy of Lord Dalhousie
Maritime Bhangra Group raises spirits and awareness
Three Herzberg Canada Gold Medal winners in four years is an extraordinary run for Dalhousie
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A full roster of events is in the works for our 200th celebration—find out how you can get involved
Dr. Patricia Lingley-Pottie (BN’88,PhD’11) is the force behind an award-winning phone support program for young people and families facing mental health issues
Sheila Blair-Reid (BComm’86), executive director of alumni engagement, is inspired by the impact of Dal’s 130,000+ worldwide alumni
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Dal grad Pavankumar Chirmade (MEng’15) is flying high at Canada’s first drone repair company
A Dal team channels their inner country crooners, and raises over $100,000 for mental health
Ian Hamilton (BSc’87) has been a pioneer in internetworking and security for more than two decades
There are 15 Alumni Chapters across Canada and the world.
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How retired Canadian Lieutenant-General Roméo Dallaire, Dr. Shelly Whitman and the Roméo Dallaire Child Soldiers Initiative are working to end the use of children as weapons of war
How Dalhousie’s Faculty of Computer Science is tackling gender diversity head on, as it attempts to attract a more balanced pool of students
Dal President Richard Florizone reflects on a trailblazer’s impact
How a new process for tagging genes developed by Dr. Graham Dellaire and his research team could allow gene therapy to be applied to disorders such as muscular dystrophies and spinal muscular atrophy
Professor of Psychiatry Dr. Rudolf Uher on the search for effective early mental health interventions for children, and how early treatment can change a child’s life
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Juliette Thomas, registered dental assistant and clinic coordinator at the North Preston Dental Clinic, reflects on 20 years of community-based care
How the John D. Watson Memorial Scholarship helped student Larissa Roque connect her First Nations heritage to her architectural pursuits
How John Risley’s $25-million personal commitment helped demonstrate the viability of the Ocean Frontier Institute
How the terrible beauty of tornadoes inspires this alum in more ways than one
There's something for everyone at Homecoming!
His own on-ice career lasted into university—but his connection to hockey continues