Just a day to get drunk?
On St. Patrick’s Day, it seems everyone is a little Irish—or wants to be. It’s a day to boast of Irish heritage, no matter how remote or imaginary that ancestry […]
Funding found for King’s chaplain
Discovering the funding to save the chaplaincy at the University of King’s College turned out not to be a matter of “seek, and ye shall find.” Instead “knights came in […]
Vandalism leaves King’s Chapel in the dust
The Chapel remains empty until week-long cleanup is finished Vandalism that occurred at the King’s Chapel Oct. 3 (see here) has not stopped the Chapel’s congregation from worshipping together. Until […]
Diocese explains funding cuts to King’s Chapel
Bishop Sue Moxley of the Anglican Diocese of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island says the Diocese has no intention to end the Chaplain’s position at King’s. However, beginning in […]
Funding cut for King’s “cornerstone”
KSU committee created to find solution Correction: In the print version of this article, there was a miscommunication in the amount of funding that was being cut. The article […]
The journey over
How out-of-province students cope It is well known that Dalhousie attracts more than just Maritimers. According to the school’s website, 44 per cent of its students come from other provinces. […]
International Student and Exchange Services gets mixed reviews from students
The International Student and Exchange Services (ISES) sees itself as a home away from home for the 1,700 international students who attend Dalhousie. But most of its services have been […]