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CUPE members say Dalhousie deal is a ‘stepping stone’
CUPE 3912 signed a new collective agreement with Dalhousie on Oct. 20
The Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity opens doors for research showcase, hands-on experience
The Beaty Centre for Marine Biodiversity will open to the public in December
International student enrolment falls for second straight year at Dalhousie
Students share challenges caused by Canada slashing study permits
Personal style throughout the week
Two stylish students took the Dalhousie Gazette through what they wear in a given week.
What’s in Dalhousie students’ bags?
We asked Dalhousie students to lay out all the possessions they prize enough to lug from place to place
The nipple standard: a new frontier in female insecurity
The algorithm whispers, the influencer echoes, and suddenly you’re wondering if your nipple looks weird or if it's just the lighting.
Sharing clothes is how we carry loved ones with us
Bonds are forged when you’re trusted with someone’s things, and cemented when they're trusted with yours.
Style and activism: if what you’re wearing doesn’t reflect your values, you probably lack those values
If you look like you don’t thrift, I assume you’re more likely to be a snitch.
The history of Halifax rave culture
Revellers donned glow sticks, sparkly makeup and clothes fit for dancing all night long.
Outfit repeating is not a crime
Repeating means you have strong personal style, and — as an added benefit — you save money and are more efficient in the morning.
Sweatsuits are the new prep? How the look of privilege has evolved on college campuses
Students dress for the futures they want and the values they hope to embody — and it looks like the future is wearing sweatpants.
In defence of the clean girl
While the “clean girl” might seem basic, isn’t style about wearing what makes you feel confident?