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Halloween Costumes that won’t get you laid

Ideas that speak to those with no social skills

October 22, 2026 /

Ghost of the Dalhousie Pisser

Resurrect this dead campus joke from last year. Class of 2030, just keep reading. 

Sombr

Channel your inner nepo baby. Bonus points if you still use daddy’s credit card.

Millennial Optimism

Lean into the cringe and go back to a better time, even if it’s just for the night. 

(Rachel Bass / The Dalhousie Gazette)

Don’t Vote for Paul Baker

Canada’s sweetheart who can do no wrong. Disregard the headline — this one might be an exception. 

Disney Adult

Who’s happier than a kid in a candy store? An adult at Disney. 

(Jacqueline Graif / The Dalhousie Gazette)

One Direction

As five wise men once said, “Tonight let’s live like we’re young.”

Lorde and Jack Antonoff

A couple’s costume for that duo who should be doing anything other than each other.

KN95 Lesbian Bar Patrons 

Confuse everyone, and impress the only person out with a Boston Globe subscription.

(Jacqueline Graif / The Dalhousie Gazette)
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Mia Phillips

Mia will be a Master’s of Journalism student at the University of King’s College this fall after graduating from Dalhousie University last spring with a BA in Sociology and Social Anthropology. This will be her second year as the arts and culture editor for the Dalhousie Gazette. She is excited to return to this role and report on the lively arts culture on Dalhousie’s campus and the broader Halifax area. Mia continues her arts reporting this summer, as a contributor to both the Provincetown Magazine and Provincetown Arts Magazine. Her recent work includes artist profiles and show reviews. You can contact Mia via email at arts@dalgazette.com

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