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Dal prof, Nova Scotia Muslim community leader, killed in road accident
Nouman Ali, longtime engineering prof, died on July 18
Canada’s World Cup success fuels pride in Halifax soccer fans
Canada will face South Africa in the round of 32 on June 28
It’s nothing serious
There’s no such thing as casual sex
Healthcare CEO, financial expert named 26th president of King’s
Tim Vine will begin a five-year term on July 13
Slipping Through My Fingers: Ally Cribb through her last four years at Dal
Cribb’s concert presented originals and covers
New Halifax centre offers judgment-free eating disorder support
Eating Disorders Nova Scotia partners with Dal society for peer support
Chartwells taking over Abstract Café this fall, DSU blames $100K deficit
Staff “blindsided” by the takeover
Nova Scotia student strike a ‘testing ground’ for growing national movement
Despite weak participation, organizers say it provided lessons and growth for the student movement
Dal students reflect on Nova Scotia student strike
Some students say the strike was ineffective
Killam Library renovations paves way to make Dalhousie greener
The library estimates to have reduced energy consumption and utility costs by over 50%
Dal board of governors chooses not to vote on divestment motions
DSU president attempted to table motions in a board of governors meeting on March 24
How Dalhousie students have fought for change
A look through the Gazette’s archives shows student activism at Dalhousie is nothing new