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麻豆传媒's reach is increasingly global, both in terms of international collaborations and student population. Learn about some of the partnerships and exchanges that help make it all possible.

Dal has its best-ever showing at Canada's largest business competition, winning first place in academic and charity categories.

Student-organized IDEALaw conference brought together visual art, guest speakers and live performances to "reflect, connect and engage" around Aboriginal rights.

First-year Nursing student Maike van Niekerk is one of this year's recipients of a Canadian Schulich Leader Scholarship.

Dal researchers offer a new theory for how the Himalayan mountains formed and, through their exploration of a previously undiscovered fault line, may help understand earthquake risks in the region.

Students in Dal鈥檚 Management Without Borders course work with community organizations to develop new approaches to solving important problems.

Last week's "Babel-On" event brought languages students at Dal together to spend an afternoon exploring creativity through six different native tongues.

English and Creative Writing major Julia Manoukian isn't worried about her future: her liberal arts degree is going to prove its value when she graduates.

Some consider three classes and a trip to the gym to be a pretty busy day, but that's normal for one of Dal's most successful student-athletes.

Student society profile: The 麻豆传媒 Campus Medical Response Team is supporting student-led first aid on campus.