Posts by Dalhousie

Election candidate speaks candidly

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • April 1, 2013

Election candidate speaks candidly

Let’s talk about sexism

Give no ground

By Rachel Bloom, Staff Contributor • March 24, 2013

Tiny Steubenville, Ohio, was home to a trial that made rape culture an item of worldwide discussion. (Photo supplied)

Addressing rape culture is crucial for making society safer

Activists on campus

By Robin Tress, Opinions Contributor • March 24, 2013

Activists on campus

Alia Saied, NSPIRG

Activism on campus

By Robin Tress, Opinions Contributor • March 11, 2013

Activism on campus

Profile: Jamie Arron, DSU president

Students of Halifax, unite!

By Benjamin Blum, Staff Contributor • March 8, 2013

Students are more effective, in any endeavour, when we combine our efforts across universities. (Bryn Karcha photo)

A call for solidarity

A tale of two reading weeks

By Ben Wedge, Contributor • February 22, 2013

“Dalhousie has the longest instructional period of any Canadian university.” (Juliano Franz photo)

Dal should adopt fall break

Evaluating online

By Janice Allen, Opinions Contributor • February 22, 2013

Campus libraries provide access to class evaluations online. (Juliano Franz photo)

A TA perspective

Merger of two minds?

By Josh Fraser, Opinions Contributor • February 15, 2013

This author thinks any solution that prevents a NSCAD closure is preferable. (Photo supplied)

Synergy possible solution to NSCAD’s financial woes

My phone can do what?

By Kathleen Reid, Opinions Contributor • January 11, 2013

My phone can do what?

I find myself thinking “the future is now” while writing the 2013 at the top of my notebook. There’s no denying it, either—technology has …

Garden state alert

By Shelby Rutledge, Opinions Contributor • November 9, 2012

Where did all my plants go? (Bryn Karcha photo)

Recently in the Dalhousie community, there have been reports of individuals robbing the Dal community garden. The garden is located on Henry Street behind …