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Saturday, January 18, 2020

In this image: A person writes something with a pen on piece of paper.

In September 2018, I was returning to Dalhousie University as a mature student after having obtained a bachelor of science in psychology in 2006. I promised myself that this time around, Dal had to be worth the money and time.

On Dec. 3, Dalhousie announced Scott Brison will be stepping in to become the university’s eighth chancellor. He earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Dal in 1989.

In this image: A women's washroom where one sink is displaced.

Some Sexton buildings lack women’s washrooms, but are things changing?

In this image: A water fountain inside the Marion McCain building.

Dal still isn’t sure what caused the water contamination in McCain.

In this image: Sarah Dobson and Grace Evans.

In the last 200 years, only 50 women have been elected to Nova Scotia legislature. Their stories will soon be published.

In this image: Dalhousie's college of sustainability's sign.

Here’s what Dal’s been doing for campus sustainability.

In this image: A Grawood employee stands behind an empty tip jar.

After a 16-day dry period on Sexton campus, Dalhousie reinstates DSU’s liquor license.

In this image: A glass jar filled with gems with a sign saying "Tokens / good for a coffee, tea, or hot chocolate / ~take what you need~

A pay-it-forward program was launched at the King’s student-run cafe, the Galley.

In this image: Cuba's flag.

Dalhousie is hosting a conference to celebrate 60 since the Cuban Revolution.

In this image: A Elections Canada polling station.

For the first time in over 50 years, students and youth make up the largest voting bloc in the upcoming federal election.

In this image: Canada's federal party leaders for the 2019 election.

Still don’t know who to vote for? Here is the Dalhousie Gazette’s guide to federal parties.

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