Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor

Calum is in his fourth year at King’s; he’s never taken a journalism course. He is studying the history of science and technology, and economics—which he’d be only too happy to talk to you about. It’s interesting, he swears. But with graduation fast approaching, he finds himself filled with as much dread and regret as all of the other staff members. He may be back next year. This is his second year writing for the Gazette. Another damned Torontonian, he asks your forgiveness. He can be found in the King’s library, at the Wardroom, and wherever good coffee is served. His hobbies include reading, running, and photography. He encourages you to write for the Gazette.

Josh Gummett loses DSU elections appeal

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • June 8, 2013

Judicial Board clears elections committee of bias, does not impose new fines on Aziz
Josh Gummett’s appeal against the Dalhousie Student Elections Committee has been …

Recap: VP (academic & external) and Sentate Debate

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • March 12, 2013

The DSU elections committee live tweeted the VP (academic & external) and Senate debate that took place March 12, in the Student Union Building.

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Candidate Profile: Josh Gummett

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • March 11, 2013

VP (Internal)

Candidate Profile: Ramz Aziz

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • March 11, 2013

VP (Internal)

Muslim community rep proposed for DSU council

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • February 22, 2013

Students will decide at AGM

Paying for it

Sexton campus is badly in need of new facilities, according to students and staff. (Master Plan image via IBI Group)

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • February 15, 2013

Where the money comes from

Dal deficit to hit students next year

Tuition will go up for all students next year. (Calum Agnew photo)

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • February 1, 2013

With an anticipated $17.5 million dollar gap in its 2013-2014 budget, Dalhousie is looking for ways to cut spending.
Dal faces a three per cent, …

News Briefs

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • January 11, 2013

Dalhousie signs exchange deal with China’s Northeastern University
Dal has signed an agreement with Northeastern University of China (NEU) to offer a joint international degree. …

Swastikas shown at NSPIRG endorsed protest

Dozens of people descended on Cornwallis Park in support of Gaza. (Bryn Karcha photo)

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • December 6, 2012

Protesters brandished swastikas at a rally endorsed by the Nova Scotia Public Interest Group on Nov. 17.
Originally slated as an anti-war rally in front …