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“Eating disorder awareness week gives a voice to people who are so often ignored”

Awareness week runs Feb. 1-7 in Canada

Medicine marks a milestone

Dalhousie alum marks 40 years since becoming Nova Scotia’s first black pharmacist

Black Lives Matter panel debates movement’s role in Canada

Discussion ranged from inclusivity to gendered violence

How to fight against Islamophobia

A few things you can do to make Dal, Halifax and Canada a more inclusive place

Women’s March on Halifax

2500 to 3000 people gathered in Halifax to show solidarity for women's rights worldwide

Decolonizing the media

Joseph Howe Symposium speakers address reporting on Indigenous affairs and the media's role in reconciliation

Changes to Canadian Blood Services guidelines highlight need for new donors

Service expects to need 100,000 new donors to service

Will the municipal election be bad news for your landlord?

October’s election could impact tenants’ rights
Captain Gaetan helps Dal students tag the blue shark they reeled in.

A reel big fish

An unusual day of shark tagging with Dalhousie University and the Blue Shark Charters

Breaking down “paying for school for millionaires”

Finding the facts on Dal's MIT team beyond the twitterverse.

Liberals’ 2016 budget investments to affect 11,000 Nova Scotian students

Increases in Canada Grants and Repayment Assistance Program set to help students reach the middle class

Journalists standing up for journalists

King’s College journalism students make a trip to the Herald picket lines