Dalhousie
Community asks for more respect following homecoming
Hoco parties on Larch and Jennings Street disturbed neighbours and resulted in arrests
Questions remain after Dal announces vaccine mandate
The announcement brings some relief, but many in the community are concerned it’s not enough
Residence rejections leave students in a housing crisis
Dalhousie students face the city’s increasingly expensive rental market with little university support
DSU bringing campus events back to students
The student union shares their hopes and concerns for a fun return to campus
International students struggling to return to campus
Despite excitement to re-join their classmates in Halifax, a lack of communication from Dal has made it difficult for many international students to return
International students deserve better
Students from outside of Canada continue to struggle against rising tuition fees while Dal does little to justify them.
The problem with DSU elections
Student apathy and strict campaign rules equals low voter turnout
DSU raises student health plan fees
The union hopes a small increase now will prevent a big one in the future.
Women working for change
Dal students join politically minded women across the country for a weekend of inspiration
Dal engineering students win national competition
Annika Benson and Kayleigh Landers shine spotlight on women in engineering
New major in Black and African diaspora studies
Dal students will soon receive a more complete history education
No captain, no problem
Dal students attempting to build an autonomous sailboat to cross the Atlantic