Welcome to the homepage of Dalhousie’s blogging platform. The university offers blogs to departments, faculties and offices interested in adding newsfeeds, user comments and unique voices to their web presence. To learn more about the service, visit our About page.
The following is a list of active public blogs hosted at blogs.dal.ca:
CEGE Connection
We welcome you to CEGE Connection, which has been designed as a space for ongoing dialogue and shared interests. This new CEGE outreach modality will enable us to be ever more connected to our community of students, alumni and stakeholders.
Dalhousie Student Life Blog
What you really need to know about life @ Dalhousie.
Aggies in Africa
Following the daily happenings of Dalhousie Faculty of Agriculture students on their African Wildlife Ecology course in South Africa.
Agricultural Transformation Through Stronger Vocational Education (ATTSVE)
Agricultural Transformation through Stronger Vocational Education (ATTSVE), one of the largest international development projects ever awarded to a Canadian university, will focus on enhancing current Ethiopian agricultural education programs available at agricultural colleges.
Dal Learns
Learning resources for staff and faculty.
Academic Careers at Dalhousie
View current academic job opportunities at Dalhousie by scrolling through all the postings on the main page, or narrow your search by faculty/department. Read a summary of the position and then click for the complete job description, including application details.
DalTRAC Laboratory
The DalTRAC Laboratory blog provides updates for the Dalhousie and Nova Scotia Transportation Planning communities on current research and events from the DalTRAC Office. Learn more about the ongoing student research and meet members of the DalTRAC team.
Global Health Office
This blog promotes the programs, events and resources available for students, residents, faculty, and staff through the Global Health Office. It serves an interprofessional community at Dalhousie and acts as a forum to discuss ongoing and upcoming issues and projects that relate to Global Health. Learn about international opportunities for students and faculty including the Tanzania Partnership Program.
Health Sciences Bookstore
News and updates from Dalhousie’s Health Sciences Bookstore. Situated in the Forrest Building, the Health Sciences Bookstore serves on-campus students and instructors as well as distance education students across Canada. We also carry thousands of medical reference titles and basic medical supplies for health professionals throughout the Atlantic region, while wall charts, skeletons, novelties and gift items draw visitors ranging from students at local P-12 schools to summer tourists off visiting cruise ships.
Healthy Dal
Healthy Dalhousie provides information about health-related services that serve to promote the well-being of faculty and staff at Dalhousie University. You can find health-related topics and general health tips.
Dalhousie Libraries
The Dalhousie Libraries’ blog is the central source for library news and events, informing students, faculty staff and other patrons about new acquisitions, workshops and initiatives at all four Dal Libraries. From new developments in the Learning Commons, user feedback and subject specific news, to IT updates, patrons get timely access to the library information they need.
Management Career Services
Showcasing student success stories and opportunities for career development and recruitment. MCS links the classroom with the workplace, focusing on the skills and resources students need to become career ready, and introducing employers to the talent pool of future business leaders that can enhance their team today.
Marine and Environmental Law News
Keep up-to-date on marine and environmental policy, research and insights from the Schulich School of Law Marine & Environmental Law Institute (MELAW).
SIMcast
The blog of Dalhousie’s School of Information Management presents and discusses events, opportunities, and news associated with the school and its staff, faculty, students, and graduates.