Take a walk on the other side
By • November 1, 2013
Four awesome things to do in Dartmouth
Let’s face it. We’ve all heard the talk about the bad sides of Dartmouth—but what do you know …
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Don’t mess up when you dress up
By • October 29, 2013
Is your Halloween costume culturally appropriative?
Regardless of the fact that there is always last-minute scrambling, I think about my Halloween costume options all year. …
Study spaces
By • October 19, 2013
And where to find them
Need a place to study? Here are some of the best, worst and most creative places to study on and …
A temporary home
By • October 10, 2013
Transience, respect and the student-community relationship
My undergraduate studies at Queen’s University included a number of late nights and parties that were probably inconsiderately loud. …
Status update
By • October 4, 2013
Feeling vulnerable
When we compose words, pictures and symbols to convey our thoughts, we are engaging in authorship (photo by Mel Hattie)
Last week, a …
From farmers to students
By • October 4, 2013
SUB hosting weekly farmers markets
A student-run farmers market is now being held every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Union …
Buses? What buses?
By • October 3, 2013
Transit unequal to population it services
I waited an entire day for the bus to show up. Okay, 24 hours may be an exaggeration, but …
Art activism 101
By • September 27, 2013
Getting involved in Halifax’s arts community
At a public artist talk on Sept. 18 at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design (NSCAD), Chase …
Dropping the debt
By • September 26, 2013
NS Liberals chase student vote
The provincial campaigning begins to bustle and election platforms rise like skyscrapers on plans and promises. Like everyone else who …
Targeting blame
By • September 20, 2013
Jared Perry not the only one responsible for SMU chant
In past weeks, Saint Mary’s University has made a mark in the national media. With …
