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Infanticide was practised much more frequently than previously thought in Italy, England and France in early modern Europe.

Six Dalhousie university students have been named recipients of Canada’s most coveted undergraduate science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) scholarships - the Schulich Leader Scholarship.

Researchers at ºÃÉ«¹È have gained valuable insight into the issue, suggesting in a new paper that it may be a multiplicity of lifestyle factors and perceived circumstances that can determine a person's well-being.

ºÃÉ«¹È’s Board of Governors has announced the appointment of Dalhousie’s own Dr. Kim Brooks as the university’s 13th President and Vice-Chancellor.

The Halifax Port Authority is collaborating with researchers at Dalhousie and Saint Mary's universities, and Eosense to better understand the carbon footprint of vessels in the Port of Halifax

Tony Walker of ºÃÉ«¹È's School for Resource and Environmental Studies suggests in a new paper that pet owners may litter dog poop bags because they mistakenly believe they are biodegradable.

Researchers probing the online communications of the involuntary celibate community have found nearly all participants use misogynistic language.