Dalhousie
Screens on, minds off
The struggles of adjusting to virtual learning
Dal prof combines art, activism and community at Nocturne
Ingrid Waldron worked with local artists and community speakers to bring environmental racism issues to life.
Introducing Dal’s first director of African Nova Scotian community engagement
Jalana Lewis wants to make change
Conciliation between Dal Faculty Association and university fails on day one
Dal and the DFA will hold one last meeting on Nov. 3
Discovering life in the dead
Craig Ferguson, proprietor of popular Twitter page Dead in Halifax, takes us on a walking tour of local history
Dal Faculty Association votes in favour of strike action
The DFA is prepared to strike if the university doesn’t relent on its demands
BIPOC share their love of ecology
Dal grad students launch secondary school program to provide ecology field experience
Dal scholars strike for change
Professors at Dal cancelled classes and adjusted syllabi as a part of nationwide strike
Accessibility Online
How accessibility services will change at Dalhousie this fall
Dal launches new mobile app
The university attempts to create some campus connection lost in virtual learning
Professors adapt to a new reality
Students now know what it’s like to learn online, but what’s it like to teach?
Regulating residence
COVID-19 prevention measures create a whole new residence experience for students