Dalhousie
International student tuition increase passes
Tuition will increase for new international students at Dal by $1,472 for the 2019/20 year. By the 2021/23 academic year, tuition will have raised by $5,900 per student.
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DSU Vice-president (Student Life) candidate: Renayre Forbes
DSU candidate Renayre Forbes says she sees multiple processes at Dalhousie that allow students to slip through the cracks of the system.
Read MoreDSU Vice-president (Finance and Operations) candidate: Liam Finnegan
For DSU candidate Liam Finnegan, the biggest issue on campus is affordability: “I definitely see a problem” if students can’t feed themseves, he says.
Read MoreDSU Vice-president (Student Life) candidate: Ruby Coles
DSU vice-presidential candidate Ruby Coles says she hopes to make student life a whole lot sweeter and improve student wellness.
Read MoreSharing a classroom with your harrasser
A Dalhousie University student has come forward to share his experiences of harassment at the hands of a fellow student.
Read MoreDal Social Work clinic finds home on Quinpool
The clinic opened in its new space at 6054 Quinpool Road late last semester. It will continue to operate there for the foreseeable future.
Read MoreBoard of Governors votes to sign UN Principles of Responsible Investment
On Feb. 12, Dalhousie’s BOG agreed to sign on to the United Nations Principles of Responsible Investment. But Divest Day says the school needs to do more.
Read MoreNational Centre for Truth and Reconciliation partners with Dalhousie
A recent partnership between Dalhousie and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) in Winnipeg means the centre’s archives are accessible through Dalhousie library services in Halifax as well as the Agricultural Campus in Truro.
Read MoreBudgeting practices of campus bars
According to the DSU budget glossary, a deficit is a “financial shortage where expenses exceed revenues,” in other words, the money is flowing out of the Grawood.
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