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A new deal for Dal
The panel suggested that to be inclusive, the university has to acknowledge its history surrounding race and slavery.
Read MoreTough times continue for Grawood staff
The Grawood is left without a manager and employees are stressed.
Read MoreThe clock is ticking
Climate change will lead to an increase of ticks and the diseases they carry.
Read MoreNew kid on the blog
Florence Wallace hopes to share her struggles to help others.
Read MoreHeartbreak at the Grawood, again
DSU keeps managing campus bars, Aramark Corporation takes responsibility for other bar services. But more issues may be on the horizon.
Read MoreTwenty years of LOVE
Halifax-based nonprofit Leave Out Violence Everywhere (LOVE) celebrated its 20th anniversary in January.
Read MoreNew year, new WHIG
WHIG has several components: a networking website, a blog series, bi-monthly seminars and advocacy initiatives.
Read MoreDal announces Scott Brison as its next chancellor
On Dec. 3, Dalhousie announced Scott Brison will be stepping in to become the university’s eighth chancellor. He earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Dal in 1989.
Read MoreWashroom woes on Sexton campus
Some Sexton buildings lack women’s washrooms, but are things changing?
Read MoreQ&A: Jo-Ann Roberts
Here’s a Q&A with new Green Party interim leader Jo-Ann Roberts.
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