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Dal Nursing and Dalplex are each organizing collection drives to help families in need this holiday season.

In our latest Dal News Top 5, we asked the team at Student Academic Success Services to share their best advice on preparing for those fall term finals.

Michael Ungar receives the Canadian Association of Social Workers' top honour for commitment to his field.

That's the question that students in Nathaniel Lewis' third-year Health and Human Performance class have spent the term investigating, producing valuable reports that will be shared with both Dal and HRM.

DalTheatre's performance of The Mill on the Floss, adapted from the George Eliot novel, runs through Saturday at the Dal Arts Centre.

Members of the men's hockey team are getting active in the community at local elementary schools.

Our interview with Paul Manning, who is about to embark on the journey of a lifetime, studying zoology at Oxford as one of the Maritimes’ two 2013 Rhodes Scholars.

Pharmacology's Susan Howlett has shown that the relationship between frailty and age is almost the same in mice as it is in humans.

Track and volleyball athlete Rob McCulloch has been busy raising money for men's health initiatives this month as a participant in the Movember campaign.

Students in the class Indigenous Perspectives on Resource and Environmental Management travelled to Mi’kmaq communities across the province to learn from elders, knowledge-holders and others.