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Dalhousie Golden Key Honour Society

Dalhousie Golden Key Honour Society

The Dalhousie Golden Key Honour Society is an international honour society that aims to garner students' achievements in academics, leadership, and service. The Golden Key Honour Society at Dalhousie University is a student-led society that participates in events with the university community and the Halifax Municipal Region. Become a part of the Dalhousie Golden Key Honour Society to exchange your unique ideas with an inclusive global community where innovation and advancement happen through international collaboration.

Let's Talk Science Dalhousie

Let's Talk Science Dalhousie

Let's Talk Science at Dalhousie University offers hands-on/minds-on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) based outreach programs to inspire and engage youth in the HRM, helping them discover the relevance of science in their own lives. As role models for young Canadians, Let's Talk Science volunteers share their knowledge with youth to support a love of STEM, while fostering communication and teaching skills within themselves!

The Dalhousie Gazette Publishing Society

The Dalhousie Gazette Publishing Society

Welcome to The Dalhousie Gazette Publishing Society – where stories take flight and voices are amplified. As the premier student-led news hub at Dalhousie University, the Dal Gazette is steadfast in its mission to provide comprehensive, unbiased coverage on issues that matter to our university's student community, while also shining a spotlight on regional and broader subjects that captivate minds beyond campus boundaries. With us, it's not just about news; it's about connecting communities, sparking dialogue, and making every story count.

Dalhousie Students for Ethical Fashion (DSEF)

Dalhousie Students for Ethical Fashion (DSEF)

DSEF is a society at Dalhousie University. Our main goal is to raise awareness about ethical fashion and the harms of fast fashion. We provide support to local ethical businesses within the Greater Halifax region while also donating professional and stylish clothing to local shelters.

Mfuwe Epilepsy Society

The Mfuwe Epilepsy Society (MES) is dedicated to supporting the Mfuwe Epilepsy Foundation's mission of addressing the prevalent issue of epilepsy and combating the associated stigma in the rural region of Mufwe, Zambia. To achieve this goal, MES plans to organize fundraisers throughout the year, generating funds to support diverse initiatives of the Mfuwe Epilepsy Foundation. These initiatives are aimed at improving healthcare equity, ensuring access to healthcare services, and conducting healthcare research related to epilepsy in the region.

Dalhousie Consulting Association

Dalhousie Consulting Association

The Dalhousie Consulting Association (DCA) educates and increases awareness about the wide variety of meaningful career opportunities in consulting, empowering students from various educational backgrounds to explore their interests through guest speakers, events, workshops, and more.

Civil Engineer Society

Hello all aspiring or continuing Civil Engineering Undergraduate Students!

This society represents all students in Civil Engineering at Dalhousie University. Along with planning events such as professor networking events and Galas, we provide the opportunity to purchase custom merchandise. Our main goal this year is to relay any feedback/concerns from our student peers to our professors and Civil Engineering Department through an anonymous platform. On top of that, we want to be able to plan events that bring our student body together, to have a little fun and get to know each other!

Dalhousie Kings Ultimate Frisbee Team (DKUT)

DKUT is a competitive ultimate frisbee club at Dalhousie that anyone can join and participate in. Previous ultimate frisbee experience is not required. We practice 2-3 times/week from September to April, represent Dalhousie/Kings at tournaments throughout the East Coast and the country, and have a great time doing it!

Dalhousie Men’s Lacrosse

Our society teaches the game of lacrosse and its rich Canadian history to the Dalhousie students while also competing in lacrosse games with multiple other universities across the maritime provinces. Student members participate and learn in practices and games throughout the fall months. Lacrosse is the national sport of Canada, and it is important that we acknowledge the sport that was created by the indigenous people.

Dalhousie Judo Club

Dalhousie Judo Club

Judo was derived from Ju Jutsu in the late 1800’s as a way to develop the youth of Japan. Not only is Judo a physical activity and a sport, but its principles of “mutual welfare and benefit” and “maximum efficiency” can be applied to one’s life outside of the dojo.

Dalhousie Synchronized Swimming Club

Dalhousie Synchronized Swimming Club

Dal Synchro is a Tier-2 Sports club that offers artistic swimming programs for any athlete currently registered in an accredited university-level degree in Halifax. Anyone with previous synchro experience can join our team! We strive to create a fun and supportive environment where students can continue their love for synchro through competition and recreation.

Dalhousie Muslim Students' Association

The Dalhousie Muslim Students' Association (MSA) represents the Muslim students on the Dalhousie campus (Studley, sexton, and hopefully other campuses in the future). We provide a welcoming and supportive environment to Muslim students, or anyone interested in Islam. We address the concerns of Muslim students, provide a sense of belonging, and nurture unity within our community and with the overall student body.

Dalhousie Management Society

Dalhousie Management Society

The Dalhousie Management Society is a club for students by students in the Bachelor of Management program. This society strives to enrich the student experience beyond the classroom. Our initiatives offer unique events to support and enhance both personal and professional development.

Association of Health Administration Students

Association of Health Administration Students

The goal of AHAS is to promote the professional and academic interests of all members of the School of Health Administration and to facilitate connections between faculty, students, alumni, and local community contacts. Members of the executive team encourage fellowship among members, host events for students ranging from professional development to community engagement, and ensure that there is broad participation in student governance through a fair and just election process and sub-committee membership.