News

Halifax MP Megan Leslie addresses the Jan. 10 Idle No More teach-in. (Chris Parent photo)

No longer idle at Dal

Unlike students, Dal profs face few penalties for submitting late work. (Bryn Karcha photo)

When profs miss deadlines

For some, the food bank is essential. (Calum Agnew photo)

Dal’s hidden food bank

James Cowan, left, with a Dal student. (Photo supplied)

Alumni Spotlight: James Cowan

An 'F' is the least of your worries if you're caught plagiarizing (Chris Parent photo)

New guidelines for plagiarism software

The Grawood's doors will be closed after lunch on Jan. 11 and on Jan. 12 (Alice Hebb photo)

Grawood liquor license suspended

The Gazette was without insurance until near the end of 2012 (Chris Parent photo)

Insurance problems

As a teaching facility for new journalists, student papers often provide an easy target for lawsuits.

News Briefs

Some students are worried that societies may become too politicized (Illustration by Kathryn Johnson)

DSU looking to shake up elections

Dalhousie Student Union (DSU) councilors passed a new policy during the Dec. 4 council meeting that will change the way faculty society representatives are elected.
Emily Murphy. (Submitted photo)

Alumni Spotlight: Emily Murphy

Dozens of people descended on Cornwallis Park in support of Gaza. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Swastikas shown at NSPIRG endorsed protest

Dal senate approves 50 new minors