Posts by education

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

Stalling

By Alesia Hebb, Staff Contributor • February 8, 2013

Stalling

Post-secondary puts love life on hold

A real page-turner

By Kristie Smith, Staff Contributor • January 18, 2013

Inter-library loaning is one of many services slashes in public libraries this year. (Bryn Karcha photo)

We’re told our country prizes academics and encourages curiosity, but it sure has a strange way of showing it here in Canada.
The April 2012 …

Education under Fire

By Samantha Alexander, Arts Contributor • November 9, 2012

What if education was illegal?

 
With no voiceover narration, Education under Fire allows the Baha’i from Iran to tell stories on their own terms. On Thursday Nov. 1, Amnesty International …

Work/study balance

By Jordana Skurka, Opinions Contributor • November 9, 2012

Evaluating Dalhousie’s commitment to education—for the workforce, and for life. (Bryn Karcha photo)

The Globe and Mail’s ongoing series “Our time to lead” explores the current state of the Canadian higher education system. The series investigates various …

Copyright act up in the air

By Steven Ryan, Contributor • March 2, 2012

Copyright act up in the air

On Feb. 16 a parliamentary committee in Ottawa began hearings into Bill C-11, also called the Copyright Modernization Act. Dalhousie’s copyright officer Ian Colford …

Faculty protest could damage students’ jobs

By Samantha Elmsley, Opinions Editor • February 14, 2012

Faculty protest could damage students’ jobs

Walking (not busing) home from campus yesterday, I had two thoughts about the weather: 1) You know you’ve lost your Ontarian edge when -15 …

In Photos: Student Day of Action

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • February 2, 2012

Student Day of Action – 13

On Feb. 1, students from across Halifax took to the streets to demand better access to post-secondary education. Here are some of the highlights, …

In Videos: Student Day of Action

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • February 2, 2012

News Editor, Kat Pyne, and Assistant News Editor, Torey Ellis, were out for the February 1 Day of Action. Around one thousand students gathered …