Dalhousie

News briefs for September 4, 2015

Cat food puts some in bad mood

“End all research involving animals,” petition asks Dal

Tuition may increase after provincial government changes funding process

DSU seeks answers to university’s tuition decisions

New app offers instant access to counselling services

Free virtual therapy offers counter to long waitlists

Dalhousie’s huge cat food purchase intended for feeding research cats, says Dalhousie

Dal performing research with cats to study eye condition

Dalhousie’s huge cat food purchase has locals questioning purpose

Cat food's destiny currently unclear

Dalhousie first-year chemistry students protest final exam grades

Presidential Chitchat: Dan Nicholson

Shellhousie flag flies in protest of Dal’s relationship with oil company

Students feel ignored by province’s suggestions for universities

Minister says province's financial problems mean changes are needed

International students present on science and economics

4th annual student conference features 21 presentations

Threats scrawled across campus

Hateful graffiti not a one-off incident