Dalhousie
Dal announces additional grade options for winter term
On March 26, Dalhousie Provost Teri Balser emailed the student body about alternatives for their academic records: a PASS/ILL model. Student Naomi Murray feels Dal needs to do more.
Read MoreFailing our international students
International students are left frustrated by Dal’s handling of their situation during the pandemic.
Read MoreScreens on, minds off
Faculty and students at Dal are feeling the toll of COVID-19 and the transition to online courses on their mental health and general well-being.
Read MoreDal prof combines art, activism and community at Nocturne
Black and Indigenous activists and artists come together to share stories of environmental racism from four communities at Nocturne.
Read MoreIntroducing Dal’s first director of African Nova Scotian community engagement
Jalana Lewis is beginning a vital role at Dalhousie University for the second time in five years.
Read MoreConciliation between Dal Faculty Association and university fails on day one
The two sides will meet again on Nov. 3. A strike is possible on Nov. 5.
Read MoreDiscovering life in the dead
Craig Ferguson, proprietor of popular Twitter page Dead in Halifax, takes us on a walking tour of local history.
Read MoreDal Faculty Association votes in favour of strike action
The Dalhousie Faculty Association has told the university it is prepared to strike over bargaining negotiations.
Read MoreBIPOC share their love of ecology
Three Dal graduate students work to make their field actively anti-racist.
Read MoreDal scholars strike for change
Professors strike to protest anti-Black police violence and support racial justice.
Read MoreAccessibility Online
As Dalhousie University students prepared over the summer for an online semester, the university’s Student Accessibility Centre also prepared for changes that would arise in how accommodations would look for online learning. Some accommodations that students access through the Accessibility Centre have now changed. A student’s experience The place to find most of the adaptations to accessibility services…
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