Halifax
How Canada, Nova Scotia and Dalhousie responded to COVID-19
A timeline of major national and local events throughout the pandemic.
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.
Read MoreDal’s spring convocation cancelled
Dalhousie and the University of King’s College cancelled all in-person classes, and convocation for graduating students.
Read MoreIn-person classes at Dal will not resume this semester
On March 14—one day after announcing the cancellation of in-person classes from March 16-20—Dal confirmed in-person classes, labs and exams will not resume this semester. The same goes for the University of King’s College. According to a post on dal.ca, “Students should expect instruction to resume (via distance) on Monday, March 23.”
Read MoreMaking history available
N.S. Archives is celebrating African Heritage Month by launching a new online resource featuring historical documents and images from African N.S. history.
Read MoreFive days outside
Dal Commerce Society members have been sleeping on the streets for five days every March to fundraise for homelessness and youth at risk.
Read MoreThe case for young political candidates
Councillor Richard Zurawski says he thinks an influx of youth would be the best way for Halifax to combat the climate crisis.
Read MoreDSU Presidential Candidate: Colin Cooper
Dalhousie Student Union elections are taking place March 10 -12. Meet the presidential candidate: Colin Cooper.
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