Dalhousie Gazette: a student-run newspaper for the Dal campus + Halifax

Better than instant ramen?

By Anna Rak | April 24, 2024

Graduating Tigers reflect on their time at Dal

By Ethan Hunt | April 2, 2024

A love letter to the Class Of 2024

By Joe van Wonderen | April 2, 2024

The commodification of birthing bodies under capitalism

By Madeline Rae | April 2, 2024

THE LATEST NEWS

Apr 02

Dalhousie students who can’t get into required courses worry they won’t graduate on time

By Maria Collins

Dalhousie University students are expressing concern about the school’s course registration system, leaving them unsure if they will finish their degrees on time.

As Dalhousie’s institutional AI lead, Christian Blouin guides the university’s approach to AI technologies such as ChatGPT.

Apr 02

Dalhousie students and professors grapple with AI policies

By Stephen Abbott

The release of ChatGPT rang alarm bells across university campuses like Dalhousie as schools rushed to develop policies.

THE LATEST OPINIONS

A pregnancy test is juxtaposed with a button, on which is printed “profit” and an upward facing arrow. The bodily autonomy of women is still under attack after all of history.

Apr 02

The commodification of birthing bodies under capitalism

By Madeline Rae

Until the structure of our political economy changes, we will continue to ride the merry-go-round of precarious access to healthcare and education.

A small flame reaches from the edges of a lighter. Aaron Bushnell never had to die, and neither does anybody else.

Apr 02

Aaron Bushnell didn’t have to die.

By Giancarlo Cininni

“His last scream ‘Free Palestine’ still echoes in my head. It is a somber call, reverberating in the halls of a decaying empire.”

Apr 02

The Great Resignation

By Dan Blais

How do you get out of a job you’re no longer happy or supported in? Have you ever struggled with this question?

THE LATEST SPORTS

Sam Maillet, a Tiger who will graduate this spring, with his arms around two of his teammates, Malcolm Christie and Caleb Stewart. Image credit: Dal Tigers Photo Gallery

Apr 02

Graduating Tigers reflect on their time at Dal

By Ethan Hunt

Another year of Dalhousie University athletics has come and gone. Let’s reflect on what graduating Tigers have to say.

The men’s team stands with their silver medals following their loss to the University of Regina. Image credit: Rob Blanchard with Curling Canada

Apr 02

Tigers curling teams bring home medals at the Canadian U Sports Championships

By Katherine Weissent

Both the Dalhousie University men’s and women’s curling teams attended the U Sports Curling Championships in Fredericton from March 12-16. Each team came home with a medal, but both were shy of the gold.

Vydykhan being awarded her plaque for being named an AUS first-team all-star. Image credit: Dal women’s volleyball on Instagram

Apr 02

The rise of Talia Vydykhan

By Callum Watson

Born just 25 minutes away from Dalhousie University, Talia Vydykhan has become a two-time Atlantic University Sport (AUS) champion and hometown hero since she started playing for the Tigers.