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Nova Scotia students rally at Dalhousie during week-long strike

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Nova Scotia Student Strike timeline

Dalhousie faculty raise concerns over university AI integration

By Lily Van Beek | March 26, 2026

“I’m always concerned when thoughtful individuals are replaced with unthinking machines.”

Dalhousie partners with Indian universities on new satellite campus

By Peter Shokeir | March 26, 2026

“This is really about extending our reach as a research university.”

Organizers wrap up Nova Scotia’s first provincial student strike

By Dylan Follett | March 26, 2026

“Whether it’s this year, next year, or the one after that, we’re going to get [our demands].”

Students feel unsupported by Dal’s accessibility centre

By Marielle Godfrey | March 26, 2026

“I think that they’re too disorganized to help assist.”

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LIVE: Student strike updates

Students across Nova Scotia will be hitting the picket lines from March 15 to 21.

Halifax protesters rally against provincial budget cuts

Despite the budget’s projected $1.2 billion deficit, over $300 million in cuts were made to address the province’s nearly $28 billion debt.

DSU passes student strike motion with 64.2% in favour

It’s the first successful strike vote in DSU history. The vote passed with 62.3 per cent support, with 145 students in favour to 85 against.

Provincial budget cuts $3.7M in graduate scholarships

“I was heavily relying on [the scholarship] to help pay for my tuition.”

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University Cup returns to Halifax

“I’m always going to be a Husky, no matter how long I live.”

Seven women’s hockey players close their chapter with Dal

“I always want to be a leader on and off the ice.”

Cara MacDonald and Lukas Rudaitis clutch national track and field medals

“It was a bit of a breakout season for me.”

Dal women’s basketball reflects on a heartbreaking but hopeful campaign 

“I felt bad for my seniors.”

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