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 MoreHalifax is for the birds
With spring around the corner, it’s a perfect time to encourage education about the province’s birds. Learn more here.
Read MoreA passion for writing
Do you still want to be the same thing now that you did when you were a kid? What’s changed and why? Here’s some insight.
Read MoreBlack Literature
While Black History Month is celebrated each February, Black achievement is something that should be celebrated year-round. One way to do so is by supporting Black literature.
Read MoreTherapy and mental health
I believe the modern culture and discussion surrounding mental health, especially via social media, has made it less effective for many.
Read MoreThe search for consequence
Writing papers that go unnoticed by anyone but profs and TAs is tough. How do we find consequence in it all?
Read MoreBoo! To ghosting
There have always been ways to hang up and switch off. Modern communication makes it too easy to disappear. Take a look at ghosting.
Read MoreTA strike tactics annoying, but necessary
The recent TA strike at Dalhousie has left some students frustrated. I support them, but is there a better way to get the message out?
Read MoreRomance: Indulge in guilty pleasures
Romance as a genre is often dismissed as fluff. As books to entertain bored housewives. That is a horrendous misconception. Romance slaps!
Read MoreKorean wave riding high
From K-pop to K-dramas and beyond, the Korean Wave is taking the world by storm. What is it about South Korean culture that draws us in?
Read MorePlants: the new pets?
During the height of the pandemic, people started buying house plants. How is this new hobby fairing? Is indoor gardening here to stay?
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