Occupy: six months later
By • March 30, 2012
Spring is here, and so is the end of the school year (and Mayor Kelly’s mayoral career), but one thing appears to be missing: …
By • March 30, 2012
Spring is here, and so is the end of the school year (and Mayor Kelly’s mayoral career), but one thing appears to be missing: …
By • March 23, 2012
There’s a new seat on Senate: on March 12 the Dalhousie Senate, in anticipation of the Nova Scotia Agricultural College (NSAC)-Dal merger, passed a …
By • March 16, 2012
The appeals made by presidential and vice-presidential candidates Jamie Arron and Aaron Beale to overturn their disqualifications were unsuccessful, the Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) …
By • February 17, 2012
Hollywood producers love reminiscing about the days when people actually had to buy their product. In that sense, they are basically like old-school journalists …
By • February 14, 2012
About 400 Dalhousie staff members heard the report of the Dal Faculty Administration’s chief negotiator at Ondaatje Hall Monday night before taking a strike vote. This …
By • January 27, 2012
Isaac Miao communicates with most of his class at the push of a button. He and his classmates are the first group of medical …
By • November 25, 2011
O’Neill merger predictions play out
In September, the Gazette spoke with Susan Spence Wach, the associate vice-president of academic programs at Dalhousie University, about the upcoming …
By • October 14, 2011
Buddhist group gathering at Dal
Kneeling piously on prayer mats, about 100 people chant harmoniously as a gong chimes thrice. With heads bowed towards a …
By • October 7, 2011
The Chaudhrys celebrate their eligibility for Canadian citizenship
The hall of St. Andrew’s United Church was overtaken by the smell of cumin and tumeric. A …
By • September 30, 2011
First Halifax DemoCamp held at Dal
Two years ago, Milan Vrekic and Tony Abou-Assaleh – founders of the company TitanFile – began discussing the idea of organizing …