Dalhousie

Grawood

DSU staff face uncertainty as SUB reopens

Reduced foot traffic signals bad news for Grawood staff.

Overcoming the odds

Dal alumna reflects on teaching career and changes in the world of accessibility
Hand sanitizer, mask

How Canada, Nova Scotia and Dalhousie responded to COVID-19

A timeline of the pandemic
Student protest against tuition increasesa t Dal and Kings.

Dalhousie increases tuition by three per cent

Less university, more tuition

A SUB-par situation for student union employees

Grawood closes once again, this time due to COVID-19
In this image: A person sits with their hands to their forehead.

The burnout dilemma

Students are increasingly overwhelmed by university life
In this image: Green blueprints of a building.

Greener blueprints

McGill students join Dal group in promoting environmentally friendly architecture
In this image: A graduation cap with a red tassel on the ground.

Dal’s spring convocation cancelled

Precaution against COVID-19 necessary, but disappointing for students

Dal announces additional grade options for winter term

University response doesn't go far enough, says student

One presumptive COVID-19 case “connected with the Dalhousie community”

Premier tells students in residence, "The best thing you can do is go home"
In this image: Tissue, glasses and a white mug.

In-person classes at Dal will not resume this semester

"The university population has been doing a tremendous job of supporting one another," says Nova Scotia premier
In this image: The outside of the Public Archives of Nova Scotia.

Making history available

NS Archives creates resource for African Nova Scotian historical documents