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The Canadian media will not use the words Palestine or genocide
By refusing to say Palestine, the media conditions the public to believe that Palestine isn’t a place
A portrait of mom
How my type-A mother taught me to go with the flow
Dalhousie experts weigh in on the ‘uncertainty’ surrounding Canada-U.S. tariffs
Trump’s 25 percent tariffs on Canadian goods went into effect March 4
The DSU Food Bank provides students with anonymous food assistance
Manager Louis Holman says the food bank is struggling with rising grocery prices
AI doesn’t make good art
Technology cannot replace the essential human essence of art
Canada will not become the 51st state
Canadian inflation is rising, but your anxiety shouldn’t be.
Noisy people in the library should be punished
A King’s student’s thoughts on this Dewey decimal system of punishment
The impossibility of scent free zones
Everyone smells like something
Using artificial intelligence as a student: walking a fine line
Why the cons of AI outweigh the pros
Your vote matters: Students in the 2025 federal election
An overview of the Canadian election, voting process and the importance of voting.
Forget Pizza Corner: Homemade pizzas
Instead of grabbing an overpriced slice after a late night out, stay at home and make it for yourself
Michael Pacey’s poetic book of bugs
Inspired by a grasshopper immortalized in Vincent van Gogh’s Olive Trees (1889), Pacey brings a collection of bugs to life through poetry