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How Dalhousie is protecting students’ cybersecurity in an increasingly digital age.

An online meeting for Black students at Dalhousie was attacked by uninvited users yelling anti-Black racist and homophobic language.

After a lengthy bargaining process, Dal’s board of governors and the DFA have a new deal.

International students face high fees to quarantine in a hotel, despite already paying rent in Halifax.

Off to Oxford, Sierra Sparks left a lasting impact on the Dalhousie community.

Some students at Dalhousie have turned to Discord to better connect with peers amid online learning.

Spearheaded by students, Dalhousie has a new women in politics scholarship fund.

International students are left frustrated by Dal’s handling of their situation during the pandemic.

Faculty and students at Dal are feeling the toll of COVID-19 and the transition to online courses on their mental health and general well-being.

Black and Indigenous activists and artists come together to share stories of environmental racism from four communities at Nocturne.

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