My degree may be useless
By • March 28, 2014
But I’ll be back next year
As we’re closing in on this academic year, you’ve probably started to think about next year, and whether you’re …
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OPINION: DSU’s VP finance and operations should be elected
By • January 29, 2014
Only one other student union in Canada’s top 15 research universities appoints its VPFO
Accountability, democracy and student engagement were popular buzzwords when I sat …
What’s next? 100 Days to “strategic direction”
By • January 17, 2014
Budget and strategic plan to come in 2014
The 100 Days report has come and gone and already Dalhousie president Richard Florizone is back …
Q&A with Dalhousie’s new president
By • January 17, 2014
Richard Florizone on rising tuition, budget cuts and student retention
Richard Florizone has settled into his office. After pleasantries have been exchanged, he asks about …
Dalhousie awaits HRM approval for joint arena
By • November 20, 2013
New fitness facility also in preliminary stages
The saga to renovate Dalhousie’s athletic facilities is ongoing, with several factors yet to be determined.
As work toward …
Dal prof speaks at Hal-Con
By • November 14, 2013
The Meaning of Monsters expounds on common horror elements
Dalhousie English professor Jason Haslam addressed how the zombie is a symbol of the fear of …
Dal rowing club strong at nationals
By • November 7, 2013
Maritime champions perform well in Montreal
The Dalhousie Rowing Club competed at the 2013 Canadian University Rowing Championships on Nov. 2 and 3 in Montreal, …
Men’s volleyball looks to re-assert dominance
By • November 1, 2013
Team targets UNB as biggest rival heading into the season
Dalhousie men’s volleyball coach Dan Ota refuses to shy away from the high expectations facing …
Cross-country champions
By • November 1, 2013
Women win, men place second as focus shifts to nationals
It’s what the Dalhousie men’s and women’s cross-country teams have been working for throughout the …
Dal must stop unsustainable expansion
By • October 25, 2013
Dear Dr. Florizone,
In my time at Dal, I’ve witnessed tremendous change on our campus. Since 2007, enrollment in many programs has doubled. Entire new …
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Lessons from space: Chris Hadfield shares his story with Dal
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Sagar Jha resigns because he does not agree with DSU’s direction
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DSU president Sagar Jha resigns; union leaves CASA again
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Letter to the Editor: Dal’s old buildings in need of updates
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Letter to the Editor: To all those still using disposable water bottles, please stop
