2019: the year of movies
Looking at the list of box office hits this year, it may be a little hard to tell what year it really is. Have we travelled back to our childhood […]
Bluenose-Ability Film Festival continues to grow
ReachAbility’s fourth year of hosting the annual Blusenose-Ability Film Festival (BAFF) has more events to offer than ever, and plans to grow again next year. BAFF features both professional and […]
Do you know what’s available to help your mental health?
With exams approaching and the dark days of winter just around the corner, more people can begin to feel the effects of episodic mental health troubles such as anxiety and […]
Dal dentistry prof baked his way to finale night
Dalhousie University dentistry professor Sachin Seth made it to the season two finale night of the Great Canadian Baking Show on Nov. 7 where Andrei Godoroja of Vancouver, B.C. claimed […]
Dalhousie professor baking his way to the top
Dalhousie Dentistry professor, Sachin Seth, is baking away the competition on season two of the Great Canadian Baking Show. The Nova Scotian baker started near the top of the group […]
Sweet tips for your Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so students are preparing to head home or host Friendsgiving in the city. Don’t stress about baking, because The Dalhousie Gazette talked to Dalhousie […]
Healing scars of the tattooing community
With files from Rebecca Dingwell, News Editor. After nine years of tattooing in Nova Scotia, Gabe Squalor decided to fill a need in the community of Halifax by opening up […]
Good People Doing Good Things: Lily Barraclough
Lily Barraclough has a lot on her plate: she’s a student, she volunteers with multiple organizations and she’s a program coordinator for iMatter. Barraclough came to Halifax in 2016 and […]
Usual alt o-week host partners with DSU
This year marked the first year where the Dalhousie Student Union partnered with Nova Scotia Public Interest Research Group (NSPIRG) to bring an alternative orientation week to students. The student […]
What does “student support” even mean? Where can I get academic advice?
Dalhousie University offers multiple methods of student support across its three campuses. These resources include – but aren’t limited to – specific advisors designated for different purposes, and health counsellors. […]