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Dal reports show millions invested in pipeline owner
Dalhousie’s Indigenous students and allies are calling for acts of solidarity with Wet’suwet’en land defenders.
Read MoreMeet Dal’s 92nd Rhodes Scholar
Off to Oxford, Sierra Sparks left a lasting impact on the Dalhousie community.
Read MoreFinding connection through Discord
Some students at Dalhousie have turned to Discord to better connect with peers amid online learning.
Read MorePaving the way for women in politics
Spearheaded by students, Dalhousie has a new women in politics scholarship fund.
Read MoreFive reasons to keep your camera off on Zoom
Zoom is a video conference tool used by many professors at Dalhousie University to host synchronous classes. While it is a useful application, there are some unpleasant outcomes of being in class while also being at home.
Read MoreProf struggles to show students he’s chill
During the past 15 years, Dalhousie University history professor Kevin Morris says he has developed a reputation as the “chill professor around campus.” But he’s found this reputation difficult to maintain during virtual learning.
Read MoreEstablished drug dealers see business go up in smoke
Drug dealers in Dalhousie residence struggle to spark up business amid COVID-19.
Read MoreElderly prof accidentally live streams entire life
Howard Beale just wanted to open office hours, instead he created his student’s favourite new show.
Read MoreFailing our international students
International students are left frustrated by Dal’s handling of their situation during the pandemic.
Read MoreBurgers can’t be beat
Haligonians showed up for burgers and local business despite COVID-19 this Burger Week.
Read MoreMax Taylor is much more than a TikTok star
The results of the election did not fall in Taylor’s favour, but his objective of increasing voter turnout proved successful.
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