April H · Google · 28 Jul 2026
“The best university in Halifax. Gorgeous grounds. Amazing profs.”
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Amanda Taylor · Google · 5 Jul 2026
“Had the joy of stopping by here on our way out of Halifax! Loved it. The grounds were beautiful and the surrounding area was wonderful to explore.”
Mirgani Kheir · Google · 22 Jun 2026
“4 years here and its not the best but not the worst, good people around that made it better but the there isnt a lot of love going into the university itself.”
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Annie Andrews · Google · 31 Mar 2026
“Professors are treat, admin & "campus security" have no regard for student well-being - the latter two being active contributors to the (student) housing crisis.”
Oliver Oakly · Google · 4 Feb 2026
“Pretty good university all things considered.”
Dariusz Prokopowicz · Google · 25 Jan 2026
“Dalhousie University, anchored at 6283 Alumni Crescent, is consistently portrayed in my professional and maritime circles as the Atlantic region’s intellectual lighthouse, where a substantive legacy of ocean research and medical excellence creates a truly distinctive academic atmosphere. Through numerous insightful exchanges with local researchers and successful alumni, it is merytorically evident that "Dal" provides a high-caliber environment, frequently praised by my acquaintances for its exceptional ability to merge world-class marine biology and deep-sea exploration with a deeply respectful, community-focused approach to the liberal arts. It is heartening to observe how the institution maintains such a transparent dedication to sustainable development and regional health innovation, a quality that the broader public recognizes as a vital catalyst for the impressive influence its graduates wield across both the scientific and legal landscapes of Canada. Many individuals I know personally emphasize the university’s sophisticated synthesis of historic stone architecture and cutting-edge laboratory facilities as a distinguished hallmark, proving that the campus is as aesthetically inspiring as it is intellectually demanding. The institution’s relentless drive toward global collaboration is frequently reflected in the success stories shared by my peers, who often highlight the school's unique role as a primary incubator for leaders in the Blue Economy and public policy. Ultimately, in the collective view of informed observers, the university stands as a premier pillar of East Coast scholarship, rightfully respected for its elegant ability to balance a rigorous pursuit of knowledge with a profound, authentic mission of civic service.”Read moreShow less
michael boucher · Google · 20 Oct 2025
“Was at the rebecca Cohn for a performance. It is great Venue, good seating and a good view from all seats. Parking is okay if youbget there early(free street) but there is pay parking on campus. All in all, two thumbs up for the Venue”
Ronnie Cleroux · Google · 9 Oct 2025
“Outrageous rules for alumni trying to get records, that shouldn’t costs the alumni a cent since they’ve already paid tuition over many years. It’s their record, they should have full access to it for free. Imagine a High school charging you for a transcript? Doesn’t make sense does it? Universities shouldn’t do it either.”Read moreShow less
Muhammad Talha · Google · 6 Nov 2023
“Dalhousie University (commonly known as Dal) is a large public research university in Nova Scotia, Canada, with three campuses in Halifax, a fourth in Bible Hill, and a second medical school campus in Saint John, New Brunswick. Dalhousie offers more than 4,000 courses, and over 200 degree programs in 13 undergraduate, graduate, and professional faculties.The university is a member of the U15, a group of research-intensive universities in Canada”Read moreShow less
Gerb Ding · Google · 23 Feb 2018
“Dalhousie has one of the most beautiful university campuses I've ever been on. I stayed in one of the newer residences for a month in the summer and absolutely loved it. The campus is teeming with life and is really close to downtown which is nice.”