Sports

Nobody has been celebrating Dalhousie's hazing fallout. (Richard Lafortune photo)

Dalhousie, women’s hockey team disagree on hazing facts

The Tigers want to keep their focus on the ice amid hazing allegations. (Chris Parent photo)

Dal hockey player speaks out on hazing penalty

Dal women’s hockey forfeits season in hazing fallout

Pierre-Alexandre Vandall pounces on a loose puck in a November game. (Richard Lafortune photo)

Men’s hockey wins critical bout against UPEI

Jacob Johnston’s delayed reaction after his game-tying slap shot could sum up his team’s flounders this season.
Dal volleyball players are hoping that their young team will rise to all challenges. (Martina Marien photo)

Sports Briefs: Nov. 23-28

In a few years the Dalplex will not be the only place on campus to work out. (Ian Froese photo)

UPDATED: King’s Board of Governors defies students, approve new fee

Dalhousie's Brett Theberge in action earlier this month. (Richard Lafortune photo)

Short-term captaincy, long-term problems for men’s hockey

Desperately looking for some kind of spark, the Dalhousie’s men’s hockey team have found themselves a new leader.
Rookie Meghan Toswell and Co. are hoping to keep their momentum into the next semester. (Chris Parent photo)

Dalhousie Tigers: Fall 2012 Semester in Review

Canada's most famous hosers will be watching the Grey Cup. Beauty, eh? (Photo supplied)

Ben’s 10 – Grey Cup party essentials

Rookie Devon Stedman, far left, is a key component to a young men's basketball team this season. (Shauna Brown photo)

Four keys to success for men’s basketball

The Dalhousie record-breakers: Molly Wedge, Katie Webster, David Sharpe and Keisha Mills. (David Munro photo)

Dal swimmers smash records

350 aspiring Olympians have already inquired about the microfunding platform. (Photo supplied)

Donors live vicariously through aspiring Olympians