Metro strike potential has students in a bind
By • January 30, 2012
Metro Transit faces a possible strike action Feb. 2 that threatens to grind bus and ferry services to a halt. Dalhousie’s U-Pass program has …
Student Union seeks city lobbyist
By • December 23, 2011
Applications open until Friday, Dec. 23
The Dalhousie Student Union is looking to ring in the new year with a new student advocate for Halifax …
Dave Gunning joined by Symphony Nova Scotia
By • November 25, 2011
Rebecca Cohn show marks return from Remembrance tour in Afghanistan
Dave Gunning certainly isn’t an imposing figure. Sitting down with him at a local Irish …
Dal pension in trouble
By • November 18, 2011
Experts agree pension plan needs reworking
Restructuring is going to have to happen to Dalhousie’s pension plan, says financial writer Bill Tufts. He says dramatic …
Cookout for tuition cuts
By • November 18, 2011
Students make mac and cheese to make a point
While at Cornwallis Park Nov. 9, Gabe Hoogers was one of many volunteers serving macaroni and …
Loaded Ladle wants to be heard
By • November 4, 2011
Society members waiting on levy
After a washout moment with the DSU, the Loaded Ladle was hoping to resume communication on their pending ratification. But …
Changing sexes
By • October 17, 2011
A look into the life of a courageous trans individual
Editor’s Note: The names in this story have been changed in order to protect the …
The new boys in town
By • October 14, 2011
Women’s rivals both replacing a Jordan at the helm
The two head coaches of varsity women’s hockey in Halifax are set to face off against …
In line at the DalPlex
By • October 7, 2011
Intramurals overflowing for the fall season
In a small office space inside the Dalplex, there is a bustling group of sports enthusiasts. As two administrators …
Cop and cabbie vying for mayor’s seat
By • September 30, 2011
2012 election candidates stepping up
They’re two of Halifax’s mayoral hopefuls, and hypothetically they could have been out on the same night: one picking up …
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