Arts & Culture
You’re not too good for O-Week
This goes out to all the students that think they don’t need orientation week to make their university experience a better one. You know who you are. You’ve managed to…
Read MoreLove and Monsters (2020)
Often the best I can do is make a show out of cooking, buying a bottle of wine or walking on the outside of the sidewalk. Love and Monsters delivers that protector fantasy I desire.
Read MorePoetry collection
Poetry from our contributors here at the Gazette.
Read More“Where you are, be there”
A giant comes into your field of view, with arms the size of trees and thighs that could crush your tiny little head.
Read MoreIs BeReal really that real?
The social media app BeReal markets itself as a more authentic platform. But is it actually more genuine than other social media?
Read MoreLocal artist off to Hollywood
Sarah Morrison is a fantasy illustrator who is originally from Halifax but now works in the Boston area. She recently won the Future contest.
Read MoreJenny Mallard
Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador-based singer-songwriter Jenny Mallard has always loved performing. She describes it as her first love.
Read MoreEkushey February
Language is more than communication; International Mother Language Day is a reflection on linguistic freedom and diversity in language.
Read MoreChatGPT and the end of man
ChatGPT was launched by OpenAI last November. Ask it anything and it will answer. Give it a problem, it will solve it.
Read MoreDine Around Halifax
Dine Around Halifax returned to the city on Feb. 1, as restaurants and bars around the city kicked off a month-long cuisine celebration.
Read MoreLove poems, through the times
How has our understanding and expressions of love has changed throughout time? Take a look at this poetry timeline!
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