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Dal loses bronze medal game to Ryerson
Ryerson wins 84-66
Dal loses bronze medal game to Ryerson
Ryerson wins 84-66
The Student Chef – ‘Coffee Cake’
The second recipe of the year is perfect if you're craving sweet baked goods
Sydney Sweeney’s ad isn’t ‘just sports,’ it’s a political statement
The marketing campaign reflects an archaic idea of women in sports
Forget Cupid. Find Archer Valentine
Meet the private investigator who specializes in lover troubles
I have to move my car (again)
Students risk parking tickets instead of buying permits
Dalhousie football club looks for redemption at homecoming
The Tigers look to build on last season’s success
Twenty landlords own 43% of Halifax’s rental housing units, report shows
Fifty-six per cent of rental units are owned by corporate landlords
King’s has invested $2.76 million in entities they say are unethical. Why won’t they divest?
Approximately 5% of the school’s endowment contains unethical investments
Dal hires 5th provost since 2024
Brenda Merritt, dean of health, started role on Sept. 14
Deadline looms for Dal to prove it’s aligned with provincial goals or lose millions
Government review could cost university $6M in funding by Oct. 15
Tuition for new international students nearly $40k after another increase
International tuition jumps for 5th year straight
Dal starts new cross-faculty Atlantic Canada AI Institute
Institute focused on ‘responsible AI,’ director says
Multi-university student coalition reignites to advocate for students at city hall
The Halifax Student Alliance restarted last year, 16 years after disbanding