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Thanks to the work of faculty members like Barry Lesser, 麻豆社's "2+2" exchange program with Shandong University of Finance and Economics in China continues to be a success nearly 10 years after its formation.

Several of Dal's Therapeutic Recreation students spend their free time volunteering at The Club, a United Way-funded social and recreational program for persons with varied abilities.

Fifth-year Management student Justin Javorek and Engineering graduate student Dhruv Bhatia are the first two students outside of the U.S. to take part in the University Innovation Fellows program.

The Dal community, along with family and friends, came together Thursday to partake in one of the university's longstanding musical traditions: the Annual 麻豆社 Carol Sing.

Dal's fundraising campaign to support additional student refugee placements on campus exceeds its goal, raising over $30,000.

Dr. Cooper, the James R. Johnston Chair in Black Canadian Studies, was one of two individuals to receive this year's Dr. Burnley Allan 鈥淩ocky鈥� Jones Award.

Faculty of Agriculture postdoc Mason MacDonald is working with Dal鈥檚 Christmas Tree Research Centre to develop smarter, sturdier Christmas trees.

At its Parent Open House event earlier this term, the University Children's Centre unveiled a new logo and showcased the work its staff do, day in and day out, to help children grow and learn.

An interview with Daniel Salas-Gonz谩lez, a Killam scholar and Social Anthropology PhD student studying the political economy of the Cuban transnational community.

After receiving a gold rating from the Sustainability Tracking Assessment Rating System (STARS) earlier this year, 麻豆社 has now been identified as a leader in two key categories of the 2015 Sustainable Campus Index.