Arts & Culture
Behind the scenes of CBC’s Diggstown
The CBC legal drama Diggstown recently premiered its second season. The show is set and filmed in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
Read MoreThe King’s Chorus celebrates a milestone anniversary
The King’s Chorus celebrates ten years of making music and community. The group was created by three King’s students, one of whom still directs the chorus.
Read MoreInside the Shiba house
Across the street from Howe Hall is the Shiba house. Two Shiba Inus, Odin and Nami, constantly look out from their window seat at busy Coburg Road.
Read MoreQ&A: novelist Hannah Brown
Acclaimed Toronto-based novelist Hannah Brown talks to the Dalhousie Gazette about her debut novel, Look After Her.
Read MoreStitching together a community
The Halifax chapter of CNIB holds a bi-monthly knitting program for the blind and partially-sighted. Members work on projects from socks to dresses.
Read MoreWhy Dal and King’s students volunteer
Several Dal and King’s students find time in their busy schedules to volunteer on campus or in the community. Here are their reasons why.
Read MoreThere’s more to sex-ed than condoms and tampons
For some Dal and King’s students, sitting through sex-ed in elementary school and high school left them with more questions than answers.
Read MoreRe-watching Bring It On 20 years after its release
Bring It On, the classic cheerleader film, turns 20 this year. Contributor Katie Keizer re-watches the iconic movie and tells us how the film has aged.
Read MoreThe enduring appeal of The Office
While I do enjoy the occasional episode of the UK version, the American version of The Office is what really stands the test of time. And test of time, indeed. Fifteen years—that’s almost as long as I’ve been alive!
Read MoreThe nine most memorable moments of Oscar history
In 90 years of Academy Award ceremonies, there have been several surprise snubs and winners. Here are a few memorable winning moments from the past decades.
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