Unifying diverse voices at Dal
College-based Social Groups at Work and Play
Embracing diversity and fostering inclusion has become the heart of Dalhousie University. Beyond being an accepting environment, we offer a plethora of resources catered to unique student groups to ensure everyone feels at home. Take a gander at the following breakdown, and don't shy away from engaging with the amazing communities at Dal!
Black student advocacy
Black students at Dal have their own support base within the Black Student Centre on campus. This hub offers academic tutoring, confidential counseling, and advocacy services to empower Black students to flourish academically.
Joining the club scene
From tea enthusiasts to basketball pros, Dalhousie offers a variety of clubs and societies to cater to a plethora of interests. Check out the Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) for an extensive list in Halifax, or swing by the Agricultural Campus Student Life page in Truro for their options.
Empowering graduate students
The Dalhousie Associations of Graduate Students, present in both Halifax and Truro, champion the needs of graduate students. They are advocates, delivering grants, opportunities, and events to uplift the graduate student community.
Aiding international students
Navigating post-secondary life as an international student can be challenging. Thankfully, Dalhousie's international student advisors in Halifax and Truro organize workshops, cultural events, and provide guidance on immigration, healthcare, finances, travel, and more to set you up for success!
Strengthening the LGBTQ2SIA+ community
As a proud ally, Dal provides numerous resources for the LGBTQ2SIA+ community, including support groups such as DalOUT and Student Health & Wellness, and dedicated advisors to ensure a welcoming environment for all.
Cultivating a sense of belonging for Indigenous students
Indigenous students at Dal are no exception to the warm embrace our university extends. Indigenous student advisors in Halifax and Truro provide support, advocacy services, and educational, cultural, and career resources to create a genuine sense of belonging. For more information about Dalhousie's Indigenous communities, resources, news, and events, visit the Indigenous Connection page.
Embarking on a residential journey
Living in residence at Dal means becoming an integral part of your community from day one. Residence Assistants, or RAs, orchestrate engaging floor events to help you mix and mingle with fellow students from all corners of the world.
Serving spiritual communities
At Dalhousie, spiritual curiosity and growth are valued. The Dalhousie Multifaith Services serves as a sanctuary on the Halifax campus for students, staff, and faculty seeking meaning and purpose in life, regardless of their faith, philosophy, or doubts.
Accessing these resources can greatly enrich your university journey by connecting you with groups that resonate with your identity or interests. You can find these resources on the Dalhousie University Website, by contacting the Student Union (DSU), attending campus events, and reaching out to specific student service departments. Embrace the diverse Dalhousie community and make unforgettable memories!
- At Dalhousie University, the Black Student Centre on the Halifax campus offers resources for academic support, confidential counseling, and advocacy services, aiming to empower Black students and foster a thriving educational and self-development lifestyle.
- The extensive list of clubs and societies offered at Dalhousie, such as those available through the Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) in Halifax, cater to a range of interests, further enhancing student lifestyle and education-and-self-development opportunities.
