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Canadians’ understanding of consent has dropped
Social media campaigns don’t have the impact of proper, ongoing sex education
Dal changing how it deals with sexual violence
Meanwhile, King’s students voice their school’s need to do the same
Past and present Dal students honoured at Top 15 dinner
Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame hosts dinner celebrating the top 15 all-time athletes in the province
The long shadow of sunny ways
"there were cracks in the glossy veneer of swagger that coated the weekend"
Why can’t we do math?
Actually – why do we think we can’t do math?
From a championship high to a paralyzing low
Deanna Kimber's story of winning a field hockey championship to days later, nearly in a medically induced coma
Places, Paths and Pauses: a Dalhousie Art Gallery exhibit
The landscape as the studio – when art and land meet
Transgender Experiences in Halifax
The city is still going through transition from disapproval to acceptance
Canada Reads opening eyes
Books to add to your summer reading list
The Marrow Thieves opens readers eyes to Indigenous realities
Indigenous author makes Canada Reads shortlist
Zero-waste coffee shop and store coming to Halifax
Recent Dal grad wants to make a zero-waste life accessible for Haligonians
Corbin Boes’ Tiger legacy
"I'll be happy to look back one day and hopefully be a part of Dal turning the corner."