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Sororities thrive at Dalhousie for 85 years

Greek life has become engrained in student life both on and off campus

Looking toward the winter semester

Ten Dal teams continue their seasons over winter break. Seven of them have a good chance at being AUS champions.

Dal senate passes proposal to increase diversity and student representation

The motion will finally take effect after a three-year process

Dalhousie creating new sexual violence policy

New policy will be standalone and survivor-centric, among other considerations

Dalhousie has a full slate of events for its 200th birthday

Schedule of events has “something for everyone”

The shunning of Matt Damon 

Why women don’t need the Matt Damon’s of the world

ScanDALous sixties

How rock n’ roll, JFK, and finally building a Student Union Building shaped an eventful decade for Dal

Good People Doing Good Things: Jamal St. Lewis

Jamal St. Lewis aims to make Dal better through multiple societies

Honour, sacrifice, and duty: Student life during WW1

Dalhousie Faculty Association gearing up for potential strike

Association president hopeful the faculty and school can come to an agreement

The DFA and collective bargaining

Originally published Oct. 8, 1984 in Volume 117, Issue 8 of the Dalhousie Gazette

Two Dal professors reach 40 years of teaching

Reflecting on lessons learned from a lifetime of educating young minds