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Breaking barriers in healthcare
A new partnership is bringing better, culturally-specific healthcare to Black Nova Scotians.
Read MoreRacist attacks continue in virtual world
An online meeting for Black students at Dalhousie was attacked by uninvited users yelling anti-Black racist and homophobic language.
Read MoreCelebrating Black History Month online
Black History Month events are now happening at the Halifax Public Libraries, but this year people don’t have to live in Halifax to attend. Due to COVID-19 this year’s programming, called African Heritage Month, has shifted to an online setting. Hopefully, this means events will be attended by a broader audience than would usually be possible, said…
Read MoreReaching middle ground
After a lengthy bargaining process, Dal’s board of governors and the DFA have a new deal.
Read MoreInternational students frustrated in hotel quarantine
International students face high fees to quarantine in a hotel, despite already paying rent in Halifax.
Read MoreDSU and Dal fight food insecurity
Dal and the DSU have joined forces to help students struggling to keep food on the table amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreMeet Dal’s 92nd Rhodes Scholar
Off to Oxford, Sierra Sparks left a lasting impact on the Dalhousie community.
Read MoreFinding connection through Discord
Some students at Dalhousie have turned to Discord to better connect with peers amid online learning.
Read MorePaving the way for women in politics
Spearheaded by students, Dalhousie has a new women in politics scholarship fund.
Read MoreFive reasons to keep your camera off on Zoom
Zoom is a video conference tool used by many professors at Dalhousie University to host synchronous classes. While it is a useful application, there are some unpleasant outcomes of being in class while also being at home.
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