Sophie Gaube (Basketball) and Corbin Boes (Hockey) are this week's ÈâÈ⴫ý G2 Athletes of the Week.

Dal's Gender and Women's Studies program, Human Rights and Equity Services, South House and others on campus are teaming up for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. The campaign starts on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women (November 25) and runs through International Human Rights Day (December 10).

The Honourable Mayann Francis, Distinguished Public Service Fellow in the School of Public Administration, discusses the art exhibition (currently on display) featuring the one-of-a-kind garments that marked her time as Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia.

Students and community members came together at the Killam Library's Collider space for the Startup Weekend competition, hosted by Launch Dal.

Dal's Faculty of Health Professions hosted a Health and Wellness Discovery Day earlier this month — an event that introduced high school students to issues of health and wellness through fun, interactive learning activities.

"Human Gene Editing: At the Cutting Edge," organized by the Impact Ethics research group, is an open symposium (with a public film screening) on Monday, November 28 exploring human gene editing from science to ethics.

Engineering student Jack deGooyer, one of Dal's Schulich Leaders, believes in making the most of his ÈâÈ⴫ý experience.

Men’s volleyball head coach Dan Ota is pleased to announce the commitment of Nicolas Faulkner and Malachy Shannon to the Tigers 2017-18 roster.

Dal's new Certificate in Computing in Arts and Social Sciences offers students in non-Computer Science programs a better working knowledge of technology, helping them forge connections between academic disciplines.

Gavin Dyke has made quite the name for himself in the pool — from becoming AUS Rookie of the Year to breaking a 24-year-old record in the 200-metre freestyle.