Plants: 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?
A waste of pumpkins
Pumpkin carving is a valuable tradition, but all parts of the pumpkin should be used for this tradition to be ecologically responsible.
Modern day witchcraft
Some modern witches are shaking off the stigma of the past and using witchcraft to destress and find peace.
Put the wreath away!
The spookiest time of the year is here! Why am I seeing Santa Claus and candy canes an aisle away from the Halloween treats?
I’m not having kids
Having a baby is not a necessary milestone or rite of passage. It’s a choice made by women in complete control of our bodies.
HoCo mismanagement and mayhem
HoCo got out of hand again this year. Could it have been better handled if Dalhousie created a safe HoCo student university experience?
Enough with the negativity
Halifax grocery prices are outrageous, hospital emergency rooms are overflowing and COVID-19 still exists. Enough is enough!
Is Nova Scotia making headway on housing?
The Nova Scotia Affordable Housing Commission is working to solve the province’s housing crisis. Are we making headway, or should we do more?
The health-care struggle for students is real
Despite the province’s hindered medical system, Dalhousie University has options to support student health-care. Are they enough?
Tackling Halifax Transit
Many students in the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) rely on bus services as a primary means of transportation. Dal campuses in Halifax have several bus routes, many of which are core routes in HRM. Guaranteeing a stable bus service for students means addressing current labour challenges.