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The discs continue to fly
Ultimate Frisbee grows at Dal and in Halifax despite COVID - 19
Recruitment carries on
Teams and potential players adapt despite restrictions
What makes Avatar so popular?
Students revisit the famous children’s show
Dalhousie Poets: growing pains
Youth and maturity
Max Taylor is much more than a TikTok star
After entering the mayoral race at the last minute, Taylor surprised many with his passion for the Halifax community
Screens on, minds off
The struggles of adjusting to virtual learning
Dal prof combines art, activism and community at Nocturne
Ingrid Waldron worked with local artists and community speakers to bring environmental racism issues to life.
Introducing Dal’s first director of African Nova Scotian community engagement
Jalana Lewis wants to make change
An election like no other
International students share their experience voting in the 2020 U.S. presidential election
Internalized Capitalism
How economic systems have created our mania for productivity
What do deep fakes mean for politics?
The implications of AI-generated digital forgery
Conciliation between Dal Faculty Association and university fails on day one
Dal and the DFA will hold one last meeting on Nov. 3