Dal professors worry about a condensed fall semester

By Jonas May | October 2, 2025

“I’m concerned we’re going to see more students unable to complete the term, I don’t know how to deal with that”

Petition for Dalhousie President’s resignation gains over 1,000 signatures

By Claire Kelly | October 2, 2025

“Because this was such a huge mess, someone’s head has to roll,” she says. “Because she chose to be the face of it, it should be hers.”

Meet Dal Innovates’ next generation of entrepreneurs

By Hannah Schneider | October 2, 2025

“It’s nice to discuss something you’re passionate about and pitch the idea in a room of open-minded people”

Renovations coming to Student Union Building to support food security

By Lauren Anguish | October 2, 2025

“Food is expensive, it’s inaccessible and unaffordable”

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Reading week to go ahead after Dal announces schedule changes

Fall break, a permanent fixture at Dalhousie since 2016, was previously up in the air

Breaking News: Dalhousie Senate decides fall break will go ahead as planned

Dalhousie University’s Senate decided today that fall break will go ahead as scheduled from Nov. 10 to 14. Fall break, a permanent fixture at Dalhousie since 2016, was previously up in the air. The university was undecided whether to cancel the break to make up…

Students take a seat on campus to support faculty

“I think it’s really important for students to show that what the board of governors is doing is affecting us, it’s not just affecting the faculty”

King’s students press faculty with questions during lockout Q-and-A

“I think it’s really important for students to show that what the board of governors is doing is affecting us, it’s not just affecting the faculty”

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Sports

Kasandra Trenke: volleyball beyond the court

“Volleyball is probably like 90 per cent of who I am.”

Home-opener to hoco; Dal looks to build off hard-fought win 

“We won this game last week. We won it in practice”

Dalhousie University women’s soccer undefeated through first seven games

“We love to give the young players minutes. We’ve had two kids in their first year play significant minutes in the midfield”

One player to look out for on every Dalhousie Tigers fall sports team

“This season, instead of focusing on ‘just scoring,’ he’s figured out how to do all the little things right, and when he does that, the goals come”

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