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"We're just scratching the surface": OTN leader named to Canada's Top 40 under 40 (opens the original)
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Seeing an advertisement for the role of professor and scientific director at the Dal-based Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) set off mental fireworks in Dr. Rob Lennox's brain. "It was a dream job. There's only one of that job in the whole world. I had to take a shot at it," he says. Two years after landing the role, he finds himself celebrating not just a position he describes as "everything I hoped it would be," but also being named to Canada's Top 40 Under 40 — a national award celebrating leaders
What new Dal students couldn't leave behind (opens the original)
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Ahhh, that first-year feeling, when everything seems new: unfamiliar places, friends in the making, and routines still taking shape. Settling in can take time. Having a touch of home away from home can make the transition feel easier. But deciding what makes the cut when packing up can be a challenge. We spoke to incoming Dal students in residence to find out what they couldn’t leave behind. Photos by Alexa Cude, visual content specialist with Dal's Creative Studio. From: Caledon, Ontario Progra
The big arrival: Thousands settle into residence for a new academic year (opens the original)
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Cars and trucks jockeyed for position on the streets around campus late last week as students hauled mini-fridges, microwaves and more into residences for move-in. Over a few busy days, Dalhousie's campuses shifted out of the quiet of summer and into the excitement of a new academic year. See the scale of move-in below through key figures and photos: Students confirmed in residence in Halifax this year (new and returning) Students confirmed in residence in Truro this year (new and returning) Cou
Flagship speaker series returns in new chapter for Dal policy institute (opens the original)
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Dalhousie's MacEachen Institute has relaunched its flagship speaker series and introduced several new initiatives this fall, expanding its capacity to connect researchers, decision makers, and communities on pressing national and regional issues. The Halifax-based policy institute, created in 2015, enters this next chapter under new leadership from Dr. Jerry Bannister, an associate professor at Dalhousie. Dr. Bannister joined the institute as director in summer 2025 and has led its renewal over
Dalhousie launches Atlantic AI Institute to help shape responsible AI in the region (opens the original)
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As artificial intelligence reshapes classrooms, hospitals, farms, courtrooms, newsrooms and workplaces, Dr. Frank Rudzicz posed an urgent regional question. “Will Atlantic Canada merely adopt systems and decisions developed elsewhere,” he asked. “Or will we help design, evaluate, govern and apply them ourselves?” That question was at the heart of last week’s launch of the Atlantic AI Institute (A2I2), a new Dalhousie initiative designed to bring together researchers, students, partners, and comm
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