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Jenna Olsen -
Students are able to vote in the Oct. 19 municipal election for mayor and district councillors if they meet the following eligibility requirements: Voters...

An interview with mayoral candidate Pam Lovelace

Mayoral candidate Waye Mason weighs in on his policies

The Dalhousie Outdoors Society petitions union for more funding to subsidize high trip costs

The Dal student guide to hosting the perfect Friendsgiving

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The Dal student guide to hosting the perfect Friendsgiving

Ferris Kerr -
Homemade pies are delicious, nostalgic and absolutely not feasible on a student schedule.
Arts & Culture

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons & More comes to Halifax

Tal Karmi -
As the final notes of the winter concerto faded, the audience cheered and applauded the musicians through a lasting standing ovation, a testament to their extraordinary performance.

How to lose a Halifax guy in 10 days

The Gin & Jazz phenomenon

King’s gets hypnotized

Welcome to the Cabaret!

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How to survive the Halifax Transit system

Celia Fournier -
There is nothing more embarrassing than falling on top of someone because the bus drivers here decide to drive Fast & Furious style.

To eat or pay rent? That is the question

Torrence Matheson Coumont -
The fact that students must risk jeopardizing their academic careers to satisfy their basic needs is a poor reflection on the absurd cost of tuition.

Reclaiming “third places” in Halifax

Calvin Borghardt -
Without spaces to connect and commune, people are little more than padding for investment portfolios, lining the pockets of developers and corporations.

Social media: the modern-day panopticon

Varun Cairae -
I distinctly remember being told in high school that staying mindful of our digital footprint will be imperative for the future in a digitalized world. This instilled the message that everybody is watching.

Thank you, Harbour Hopper

Toni Kleiner -
“You have people flipping us off, and yelling at us and stuff. It’s not that serious.”

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Dalhousie University starts rebrand 

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For the first time in over 50 years Dalhousie University has made serious changes to their logo and jerseys.  The rebrand consists of a new...

College athletes who missed out on name, image and likeness money

Dalhousie University men’s rugby dominate in home opener victories

Truth and Reconciliation Day: a spotlight on Indigenous Dalhousie athletes

Dalhousie University sports events to catch this 2024-25 season

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An interview with mayoral candidate Pam Lovelace

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