Dalhousie
Dal launches new mobile app
The university attempts to create some campus connection lost in virtual learning.
Read MoreProfessors adapt to a new reality
How educators at Dalhousie are adapting to online teaching.
Read MoreRegulating residence
How residence at Dal is changed by COVID-19.
Read MoreDSU staff face uncertainty as SUB reopens
The DSU is reopening the SUB, but reduced foot traffic signals bad news for Grawood staff.
Read MoreOvercoming the odds
The ramp up to Shirreff Hall hasn’t always existed. In fact, when Deanna Gilholm attended Dalhousie University in the 1960s, her friends had to carry her and her wheelchair up the steps. Dalhousie campus wasn’t, and still isn’t entirely, built with disabled people in mind. Deanna is paraplegic, experiencing paralysis from the legs down, and has been since she…
Read MoreHow Canada, Nova Scotia and Dalhousie responded to COVID-19
A timeline of major national and local events throughout the pandemic.
Read MoreDalhousie increases tuition by three per cent
In the midst of a pandemic that’s resulted in the suspension of most in-person classes and a spike in unemployment rates, Dalhousie University has decided to increase the cost of tuition.
Read MoreA SUB-par situation for student union employees
The SUB is closed and the DSU is struggling to create funds to support its students.
Read MoreThe burnout dilemma
Burnout also has a lasting impact on a person’s physical and mental wellbeing.
Read MoreGreener blueprints
Dalhousie’s architecture students are pushing for greener and more sustainable designs in their field.
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