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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 funding is lost, but the story goes on
Writers’ Federation of Nova Scotia hosts 5th Booktoberfest
Q&A with a member of the Gin and Jazz trio
Damien Moynihan talks on the renaissance of jazz
“The quality is already suffering:” Dal makes all faculties and units cut 6.3% of spending
Dal says cuts necessary to counteract increased wages from new union deals
Could there be affordable housing hidden in Halifax? This group thinks so
New initiative aims to map unused buildings to become housing
Phoebe Bridgers wants you to be in the moment
The singer’s anti-phone policy changed the concert experience
Top recruit ready to make his mark for the Tigers
Ritzand brings skills to Dalhousie in his rookie season
Ombudsperson’s report outlines areas Dalhousie can improve
The report reflects students’ concerns and challenges during the 2025-26 year
One year in, Dal’s Centre for Jewish Studies looks to the future
Academic centre expands campus presence and community partnerships
Nova Scotians weigh in on provincial budget at government consultations
Attendees developed their own budgets with strong restrictions at Oct. 5 Halifax session
Nova Scotia Liberal leadership candidates face off in first debate
Amanda Mombourquette and Becky Druhan discussed housing, healthcare, party futures
Dal aims to establish program for foreign-trained lawyers to practice in Canada
Schulich School of Law hopes to start program next year
: International defence conference brings protestors, weapons manufacturers to Halifax
Officials say defence is necessary to sovereignty; protestors say peace is the only option