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International student tuition increase passes

Kaila Jefferd-Moore | April 16, 2019

Hurricanes, smog and corruption – do you fear the world is coming to an end?

Gabbie Douglas | April 9, 2019

THE LATEST NEWS

In this image: inside the Dalhousie University International Centre. Different countries' flags hang from the ceiling. A cluster of empty tables and chairs.

Apr 16

International student tuition increase passes

By Kaila Jefferd-Moore

Tuition will increase for new international students at Dal by $1,472 for the 2019/20 year. By the 2021/23 academic year, tuition will have raised by $5,900 per student.

In this image: The sign of Dalhousie's International Centre.

Apr 06

Dalhousie international students reject proposed tuition hike

By Nebal Snan

THE LATEST 'OPINIONS'

Apr 08

Hallowed DSU council is hollow

By Hannah Bing

The Dalhousie Student Union Council is composed of the executive, faculty representatives, community representatives as well as reps for the Dalhousie Board of Governors and Dal senate, and members-at-large. Council members represent various constituencies of the university. They act as a liaison between the community and council, a way for community members to bring their concerns to the DSU. In council, members are responsible for consulting and advocating for their group’s interests,…

In this image: a stack of wire-bound notebooks.

Apr 06

Should be studying? Start with these tips to maximize time

By Mayowa Oluwasanmi

In this image: A laptop with Netflix playing on a bed.

Apr 06

When ‘self-care’ becomes junk food and Netflix

By Jess Moinz

THE LATEST 'SPORTS'

In this image: Natalie Stanwood holds a silver medal.

Apr 09

Wearing the maple leaf

By Sam Gillett

Jordan Brathwaite looks to pass the ball to Mike Shoveller as he is guarded by Andre Ntivumbura and Nevell Provo.

Apr 09

End of season review

By Josh Young

The 2019 Dalhousie winter semester athletic season has come to an end. Here is a brief overview on how the Tigers performed.

Apr 08

Q/A with Tim Maloney

By Josh Young

Tim Maloney had been Dalhousie’s executive director of athletics for five years. He talks about the 2018-2019 year, dalplex renovations and much more.