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Hundreds protest across Nova Scotia against Cape Breton AI data centre

Protests held in Halifax, Port Hawkesbury and more

Local university series fostered Jewish and Indigenous conversation and connections

Series explored shared histories, cultural preservation and revitalization

Budgeting tips, from the provincial government

How did years of spending and surplus turn into the province’s deepest-ever cuts?
Malachai Montalbetti in his apartment, which he pays $1,000 a month for (Ferris Kerr/The Dalhousie Gazette)

How a psychology and history student affords to live in Halifax 

As the cost of living rises, students continue to hustle

How the DSU president lives on $40,000 a year

Anjali Seshadri shares how she budgets for student life in Halifax

How did housing in Halifax get so bad?

How the city’s crisis still can’t escape decisions made 30 years ago

Only 40 students attended DSU annual meeting

No changes to union bylaws could be made as AGM missed quorum

Dal’s total enrolment holds steady from last year, international enrolment plummets

International drop larger than Dal predicted, preliminary report shows

“The quality is already suffering:” Dal makes all faculties and units cut 6.3% of spending

Dal says cuts necessary to counteract increased wages from new union deals

Could there be affordable housing hidden in Halifax? This group thinks so

New initiative aims to map unused buildings to become housing

Ombudsperson’s report outlines areas Dalhousie can improve

The report reflects students’ concerns and challenges during the 2025-26 year

One year in, Dal’s Centre for Jewish Studies looks to the future

Academic centre expands campus presence and community partnerships