Keep growing
Beth HitchcockSeven ways to foster resilience
Learning
Archive category "Learning"
Learning
Power play
Ryan McNuttDr. Jeff Dahn is a global leader in battery research—and the first-year prof who makes physics understandable and fun.
Learning
Shifting gears
Matt ReederHow Dal’s faculty, staff and students transitioned to online learning
Learning
What does 21st-century learning look like?
Matt ReederSmarter use of technology, closing the gap between classroom lessons and real-life scenarios, and meeting the challenges of a more diverse student body are all part of the picture.
Learning
Smart talk
Philip Moscovitch, Matt Reeder and Ryan McNuttEdward Snowden among speakers for Open Dialogue series
Learning
Knowledge surge
Niecole ComeauDal’s newest innovation sandbox focuses on science-based research and innovation
Learning
Deep dive
Michele CharltonDalhousie and the National Film Board team up on Ocean School
Learning
Reaching out, lifting up
Richard FlorizoneImproving diversity and inclusion on campus ensures that the next generation of scholars will be prepared to tackle the challenges of our time
Learning
A seat at the table
Jane DoucetWhen 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
Learning
Bridging the gender divide in computer science
Matthew SemanskyHow Dalhousie’s Faculty of Computer Science is tackling gender diversity head on, as it attempts to attract a more balanced pool of students
Learning
Sexton Campus Renewal Set to Spark Innovation
Matthew SemanskyThe first major development project on Sexton Campus in decades will help unlock the Atlantic region’s entrepreneurial potential
Learning
Using Your Head
Dawn MorrisonShaun Boe’s Laboratory for Brain Recovery and Function in Dal’s School of Physiotherapy is focused on figuring out how our brains could help heal our bodies.