Dalhousie
We asked Dal students who their favourite professors are
Students tell the Dalhousie Gazette whose classes are really worth taking
Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi
Local Indigenous artists share their traditional and modern artwork
Hiring freeze ices out language programs
It’s expected that the 2,725 limited-term positions currently employed by Dalhousie will be cut by 60 per cent
The 2024 Stanfield Conversation brings experts together to discuss the state of democracy
Featured speakers Doug Saunders and Debra Thompson discuss democracy in the aftermath of the US election with moderator Piya Chattopadhyay
Dalhousie University students grapple with bike theft
Dal student Claire Tyner has had two bikes stolen this year
Your vote matters!
How Dal students can vote in the municipal election
The Dalhousie Outdoors Society petitions union for more funding to subsidize high trip costs
The society is fighting to increase its levy from $0.50 per student to $1 per student
Dalhousie plans new residence building set to house 200 students
The residence will take the place of the current Mini Residences and open in 2027
What did we miss? The Pro-Palestinian encampment on Dalhousie University’s quad
While the Gazette was on summer break, the Students for the Liberation of Palestine set up an encampment on Dal’s quad that lasted for 78 days
Halifax Public Transit drops extra fees for students on Regional Express bus routes
UPass holders can now take the bus to and from the airport for free
Dalhousie students who can’t get into required courses worry they won’t graduate on time
Dal’s staggered registration times cause some students’ required courses to fill up before they can register
Dalhousie students and professors grapple with AI policies
Many professors have banned the software while others are open to exploring its use