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Students dissatisfied with university leadership

Consultation is not enough Is Dal run too much like a business? Photo by bsabarnowl via flickr

By Calum Agnew, News Contributor
• March 23, 2012

On March 14 Dalhousie University held the first student consultation session on tuition fee increases. The administration says the session is meant to give …

Canadian employment moving in the wrong direction

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By Alesia Hebb, Staff Contributor
• February 17, 2012

According to a recent article from CBC.ca, a report from the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) indicates that job quality in Canada has …

Supporting students without spending money

ANSSA says it’s time for some common sense In Nova Scotia, there are 2,200 students who are $3,000 short of having enough to pay for tuition, rent, books and food. Photo by Adele Van Wyk

By Katrina Pyne, News Editor
• February 17, 2012

In the wake of the provincial government’s announcement to allow tuition to increase by three per cent, student groups are developing new ways to …

DSU president will have it tough

Tuition problems are not easily solved, protests or not DSU logo

By Dylan Matthias, Editor-in-chief
• February 10, 2012

It feels like we should endorse a candidate here. Instead, let’s just ask a question: does who wins the Dalhousie Student Union presidency this …

Faculty and administration call for help in negotiations

Province appoints mediator. Faculty Association president Anthony Stewart. Photo by Calum Agnew

By Calum Agnew, News Contributor
• January 13, 2012

The Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) has called for conciliation in their ongoing contract negotiations with the university’s Board of Governors. The provincial government has …

(Updated) Tuition caps up three per cent

The Honourable Marilyn More, Minister of Labor and Advanced Education, announced the new MOU at One Government Place on Thursday. Photo by Kat Pyne.

By Katrina Pyne, News Editor
• January 5, 2012

New MOU signed spells out tuition hikes
The province of Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia universities signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) today that …

Tuition caps up three per cent

By Katrina Pyne, News Editor
• January 5, 2012

New MOU spells out tuition hikes
The province of Nova Scotia and Nova Scotia universities signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU) today that is …

Tracking down tuition

Crowd shot

By Rebecca Hsu, News Contributor
• August 31, 2011

The hikes of the last year that have students talking
 
 
Welcome to Dalhousie – home of the Tigers, host to nearly 17, 000 students, and …

O’Neill takes the heat

Students tell O’Neill what’s on their minds

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• December 7, 2010

Samantha Durnford, News Editor
Tim O’Neill finally faced the fire. In a discussion with students last week, O’Neill explained the recommendations in his report about …

MLAs need to go back to school

Professor Laura Penny says lower tuition fees

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff
• November 26, 2010

Samantha Durnford, Assistant News Editor
Students gathered around Province House on Granville Street to warn about the threat of rising tuition fees.
The Take Your MLAs …