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Dalhousie exceeds Bold fundraising target

By Kristie Smith, Staff Contributor • May 20, 2013

Dalhousie exceeds Bold fundraising target

Dalhousie announced the results of Bold Ambitions, its largest fundraising campaign in history, in the McInnes Room May 16 with donors, alumni, faculty and …

Career Counselling overburdened

By Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw, News Contributor • March 8, 2013

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Month-long waits, and it’s not going to get better

VIDEO: Dal does the Harlem Shake

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • February 16, 2013

By Daniel Boltinsky and Katrina Pyne
On Thursday, Feb. 15, a few hundred Dalhousie students came out to the quad for a shakedown– Harlem style. …

DISP gets trimmed

By Joelline Girouard, Assistant Online Editor • February 15, 2013

Randi Sullivan and Callum Mireault are DISP alumni. (David Munro photo)

Program to be reduced, not cut

Dalhousie’s Master Plan

By Daniel Boltinsky, News Editor • February 15, 2013

The Killam may be enclosed in glass. (Master Plan image via IBI Group)

Dal’s decade of expansion

Canines protest against student debt

By Mackenzie Scrimshaw, News Contributor • February 15, 2013

Canines protest against student debt

25 dogs for $25 million

No longer idle at Dal

By Katherine McKenna, News Contributor • January 18, 2013

Halifax MP Megan Leslie addresses the Jan. 10 Idle No More teach-in. (Chris Parent photo)

 
The auditorium was bursting with people. Well over 400 sat between chairs, on the floor, and against walls, all in solidarity with the Idle …

When profs miss deadlines

By Kristie Smith, Staff Contributor • January 18, 2013

Unlike students, Dal profs face few penalties for submitting late work. (Bryn Karcha photo)

 
The new semester means buying books, planning papers, and forgetting about last month’s exams for most students. But some are still waiting on final …

Dal’s hidden food bank

By Rachel Bloom, Staff Contributor • January 18, 2013

For some, the food bank is essential. (Calum Agnew photo)

 
Dan Malone’s hunger pains were unmanageable. They hurt so much at times he couldn’t get out of bed for class. Malone, a third-year student …

Dal senate approves 50 new minors

By Calum Agnew, Assistant News Editor • November 28, 2012

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The Dalhousie Senate has approved a host of new minor degrees.
The programs will be made available to students starting July 2013. The senate has …