Chartwells manages half of SUB food vendors after Abstract takeover
“It makes me not want to utilize the SUB at all … I don’t plan on going in there.”
Africville tribute on display at Nocturne
“I’m not really doing this for myself. I’m doing it to honour those that came before me.”
Tigers defeat Moncton 3-2 in a dramatic overtime finish
“These guys are rocking it. They have the energy. They have passion.”
Sign up for our newsletter
News
Dal’s MacEachen Institute restarts talk series with talk on energy future
Sept. 18 talk was the first of five scheduled on key public issues
KSU finance VP steps in as interim president, won’t run in fall by-election
By-elections to bolster two-person executive and fill other union roles
DSU to spend $250K renovating first-floor SUB room
DSU expects to make back the cost in 7-8 years from non-student usage fees
Dal Mawio’mi celebrates Mi’kmaw and Indigenous culture on campus
16th annual Mawio’mi drew hundreds on Sept. 29
Magnetic World attendees report long lines, safety concerns
Festival left attendees feeling unsafe or stuck outside the venue
ACORN tenants’ union holds rental conditions forum
Sept. 21 event discussed renter issues, solutions and HRM advocacy
Art & Culture
Q&A with Halifax-based punk band Angel Girl
How to find heaven when everything’s going to hell
Using theatre as a tool to rewrite history
Women of the Fur Trade takes to the Scotiabank Studio Stage
Grabbing the bull by the horns at the Hants County Exhibition
Ox pulling continues at North America’s longest-running agricultural fair
Magnetic World swallows the hill whole
This year’s music festival upgraded everything except capacity
Why is texting hard?
Messaging has gone mute among Gen Z
The Gazette Reviews: The biggest blockbusters at AIFF
The Gazette watched and reviewed the following films at AIFF
Opinions
The Emmys are still #SoWhite
Television’s diversity problem was on full display
Ed Sheeran is seriously out of touch
The PR misfortune is entirely self-inflicted
If you don’t want the new East of Eden adaptation, you might be sexist
Female characters deserve nuance
Sydney Sweeney’s ad isn’t ‘just sports,’ it’s a political statement
The marketing campaign reflects an archaic idea of women in sports
“We’re all complicit in genocide”: Dalhousie’s investments impact everyone
Ignorance allows others to follow, and the consequences are devastating
Canada’s premiers aren’t fighting Trump. They’re fighting you
Aligning with the government against the U.S. shouldn’t mean letting them off the hook at home
Sports
Katherine Brien named third president and CEO in AUS history
Former MSVU student-athlete returns to Halifax as new conference leader
Soccer, community fundraising and effigy-stomping at first ‘solidarity cup’
Sept. 20 tournament raised mutual aid funds, built community ties
From Junior to QMJHL
QMJHL rookies navigate the pressure of competitive hockey while adjusting to a new city
Dal field hockey team looks to bring season success into the playoffs
After a successful start to the season, the Tigers look to win at the 2026 U Sports playoffs
Science and sport unite for the betterment of hockey athletes
Dalhousie uses biomechanics to reduce injuries for goalies
Wanderers propose new $100M stadium in downtown Halifax
Privately funded stadium will be the permanent home for the Wanderers and the Tides
Features
Purple door, orange door: the classic Halifax homes
The spirit of our city lives in these bright buildings
I have to move my car (again)
Students risk parking tickets instead of buying permits
Dante Kierstead drums up a storm
Fourth-year Dalhousie music student seems to be playing everywhere
The initiative that is planting hope in Halifax
Dalhousie faculty and students creating native pollinator gardens
Halifax is at the forefront of global marine CO2 removal
Haligonian company plans to remove 1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2035
Meet the Dal student who played six shows in one weekend
Leo Cox performed with six bands at N.S. music festival