Dalhousie
Dal 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 MoreWhy lifting COVID restrictions doesn’t have to change your mindset
Mask mandates and COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted in Nova Scotia. But for many nothing will change in day-to-day life.
Read MoreLove for friends and family
The stress and pressure the pandemic bring means we need to give more love and need more love in return as well.
Read MoreVirginity: On waiting
The topic of virginity and waiting is one that permeates the young. It feels like a thing of worship or disdain. Why?
Read MoreCybersex
In a world where we can’t always be together, how do we stay intimate with our romantic partners? Try cybersex.
Read MoreWhy Encanto is breaking records
Between Lin Manuel-Miranda’s score and a diverse cast, I believe Encanto speaks to this new generation like older Disney flicks didn’t.
Read MoreLearning from Dal’s 10th Ecolympics
Remotely participating in Dal’s 10th Ecolympics. The event has shines a light on the importance of limiting water and energy use.
Read MoreDress for success
It’s not an easy task to prepare for the ever-changing weather in Halifax, but figuring out your outfit for the day is a necessary challenge.
Read MoreBlack history is a lesson in respect
Black History Month is incredibly important but it’s more than a singular annual observation. ack history doesn’t stop existing in March.
Read MoreChanging climate crisis terminology changes minds
In the 2010s, we stopped referring to the climate crisis as global warming and the change has proven how impactful terminology can be.
Read MoreGrocery woes in 2022
As grocery prices soar, students wonder how to make ends meet. Here’s a look at current inflation and future predictions.
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