Dr. Amal Ghazal, professor of history, writes on the Middle East's ongoing tragedy.

The Department of Music creates a new graduate program, a master's degree in musicology. Plus, news on the campus plan and Romeo Dallaire's upcoming lecture.

Letter writing may be old fashioned but it's still effective. Emily Rideout encourages Canadians to send letters to elected representatives urging action on climate change.

Should Nova Scotia get a February holiday too?

A team of senior mechanical engineering students refine the design of a fuel-stingy vehicle.

Trent may have won our second One Million Acts of Green challenge, but Dal trudges forward.

History student Tim Hanley is studying the changing image of comic-book heroine Wonder Woman.

Annie Burns-Pieper and other Dal students perform in the upcoming Vagina Monologues.

The Helen Creighton collection gets a new lease on life from Dal Gilbert's band Drumlin.

Information from surveys will be used to analyze transportation behaviour to and from campus and to see where improvements are needed.