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Chartwells taking over Abstract Café this fall, DSU blames $100K deficit
Staff “blindsided” by the takeover
Nova Scotia student strike a ‘testing ground’ for growing national movement
Despite weak participation, organizers say it provided lessons and growth for the student movement
Dal students reflect on Nova Scotia student strike
Some students say the strike was ineffective
Killam Library renovations paves way to make Dalhousie greener
The library estimates to have reduced energy consumption and utility costs by over 50%
Dal board of governors chooses not to vote on divestment motions
DSU president attempted to table motions in a board of governors meeting on March 24
How Dalhousie students have fought for change
A look through the Gazette’s archives shows student activism at Dalhousie is nothing new
Dal students need to learn how to write — and think
With rising AI use, we need writing credits more than ever
What I learned from visiting Nova Scotia for the student strike
An Ontario student organizer’s perspective on the N.S. strike
It’s more than opera: Timothée Chalamet’s comment shows Hollywood’s pervasive misogyny
How can female artists be taken seriously with men like Timmy around?
There’s no such thing as casual stealing
Shoplifting shouldn’t slide
There’s a double standard in The Bachelorette’s cancellation
Abuse is abuse
Bring back the internet café
Technological regression, AI filmmakers and cybersex; basically, we’re screwed