Dalhousie
Local university series fostered Jewish and Indigenous conversation and connections
Series explored shared histories, cultural preservation and revitalization
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
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
Dal aims to establish program for foreign-trained lawyers to practice in Canada
Schulich School of Law hopes to start program next year
Q&A with DSU Faculty of Architecture and Planning representative candidate Nermine Mokdad
Mokdad is running unopposed. Voting is open Oct. 20 and 21
Q&A with DSU Faculty of Arts and Social Science Representative Candidate Rory Laing-Gatehouse
Rory Laing-Gatehouse is running unopposed. DSU by-election voting is Oct. 20 and 21