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Tigers men’s hockey hoping to make a comeback this season
The team is pushing to be playoff contenders after ending last season with only 14 points
Dal Student Trainer Program more ready than ever to support Dal’s athletes
The program received help from the Jordan Boyd Foundation to secure all its trainers with AEDs
Books, conversations and connections
A day at Word on the Hill
Art and artificial intelligence
The relationship poses an ethical dilemma
Dalhousie Student Union’s vice president of student life is a first-year student
Lia Gurevich Kogan tells the Dal Gazette how she got the position
The Exploration Chronicles: Diving into Synchronized Swimming
Follow Natasha as she immerses herself in the world of synchronized swimming.
We asked, you answered
The results from the Instagram polls with the Gazette are in!
Dalhousie prepares for Homecoming street parties following last year’s disaster
The university forms a multi-pronged approach to curb unsanctioned gatherings
Canadian-Libyan community grapples with Libya’s catastrophic floods
Up to 20,000 people dead in historic flooding
Access Now Nova Scotia advocates for universal no-cost contraception
World Contraception Day was Tuesday, Sept. 26
Dal sailing competing with natural disasters as well as other teams
The team is looking to make up for the regatta they postponed due to Hurricane Lee
Dal and King’s rugby teams honour the 100-year mark of their schools’ association
The two schools played for the Keddy Cup to celebrate the milestone