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Dalhousie profs believe Gaza peace plan isn’t enough
Dal community talks about the Gaza ceasefire and peace agreement
Dalhousie engineering staff escorted off campus amid layoffs
Administration say NDAs and lack of communication have fueled fear and mistrust
Dalhousie teaching assistants reflect on contract negotiations
Teaching assistants were prepared to strike if an agreement wasn’t reached on Oct. 21
Part-time academics and teaching assistants rally for wage increases
CUPE 3912 members “chalk the quad” in preparation for contract negotiations
$1.8 million deficit may result in salary freeze, job cuts at King’s
A hiring freeze is already in effect as the University of King’s College tries to cut costs
Breaking news: Dalhousie part-time faculty narrowly avoids strike, reaches agreement with university
The university avoided a second labour disruption in the fall term
Part-time instructors, teaching assistants prepared to strike on Oct. 21
Increased wages and job security are negotiation priorities for union
Tap water unsafe to drink due to discolouration on Halifax campus
Dalhousie facilities management will send updates via DalSAFE
Dalhousie cadaver lab fails inspection, shuts down
Medical students lose access to hands-on anatomy training
Mi’kmaq leader concerned acknowledgment of Orange Shirt Day is declining
The commemorative day honours thousands impacted by residential schools
How are professors adapting to Dalhousie’s shortened class schedule?
Profs says condensed schedule poses risk to students
Dalhousie quietly cuts note taker program without telling students
Some professors are now paying students out of their own pockets