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Q&A with DSU presidential candidate Matt Lawton
Lawton is a third-year medical science student with a certificate in quantitative finance
What did we miss? Students occupy the Henry Hicks Building after Dalhousie’s board votes against divesting from Israel
The board of governors voted down the motion by anonymous paper ballot
We asked Dal students who their favourite professors are
Students tell the Dalhousie Gazette whose classes are really worth taking
Correctional officers rally for higher wages amid challenging working conditions
Assaults at the Burnside correctional facility increased 125 per cent since 2021
Halifax’s worst pothole: the Jubilee and Oxford “monster” led in complaints
Across the municipality, over 3,000 pothole repair requests have been logged since Jan. 1, 2024
How do Dalhousie students feel about Justin Trudeau resigning?
Trudeau announced his resignation on January 6; he has served as Prime Minister of Canada since 2015
‘It’s not a policy puzzle’: ACORN members speak out on Nova Scotia’s tenant rights
The organization is advocating for housing including rent control and fixed term lease controls
Photo essay: Indigenous women artists emerge with handcrafted goods at Dalhousie’s annual Mawio’mi
Local Indigenous artists share their traditional and modern artwork
District 8 Councillor Virginia Hinch is sworn in to the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners
Hinch is committed to engaging with the police system and advocating for the community
Hiring freeze ices out language programs
It’s expected that the 2,725 limited-term positions currently employed by Dalhousie will be cut by 60 per cent
Halifax’s Youth Advisory Committee outlines new community engagement plan
The committee wants to prioritize involving more community members
The 2024 Stanfield Conversation brings experts together to discuss the state of democracy
Featured speakers Doug Saunders and Debra Thompson discuss democracy in the aftermath of the US election with moderator Piya Chattopadhyay