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‘It’s the hope that kills you’
Ted Lasso-inspired course comes to Dalhousie
Mentor meets his mentee
Murphy Burnatowski, former Dal men’s basketball assistant coach, returns to take on his old bench boss
Halifax Tides’ Saorla Miller shines against Montreal
Time is ticking on Northern Super League’s first season
Seniors enter their final year in the black and gold
Tigers take the field and the court with graduation looming
Police spend $100,000 countering 2024 homecoming street party
Neighbourhood residents say the crowd has shrunk in recent years, but policing has increased
A day in the life of a Hoco house
As police crowd Jennings Street, Hoco moves upstairs
Dalhousie students to pay full-price tuition, despite three weeks of class lost
The university said it won’t offer tuition cuts for classes missed due to faculty lockout
Dal professors worry about a condensed fall semester
Some profs say there will be a significant impact on student learning
Petition for Dalhousie President’s resignation gains over 1,000 signatures
Students frustrated that leadership locked out faculty
Meet Dal Innovates’ next generation of entrepreneurs
Startups take over Dal Demo Day
Renovations coming to Student Union Building to support food security
DSU also exploring ways to improve campus restaurant operating hours
Reading week to go ahead after Dal announces schedule changes
Students relieved that fall break is no longer in jeopardy