AIFF director of programming breaks down this year’s lineup

By Mia Phillips | August 24, 2026

“It doesn’t matter what you like. There should be something that piques your interest.”

Police charge man with bomb threat to U.S. Consulate that evacuated parts of downtown

By Jonas May | August 10, 2026

Public updates can be found on the HRP’s social media or website.

SMU alum will attempt to run 1,000 km across Nova Scotia to fight food insecurity

By Jonas May | July 27, 2026

“I can’t stop when I know that taking a few steps will put more food on the tables of the most vulnerable in the province.”

Slipping Through My Fingers: Ally Cribb through her last four years at Dal

By Mariana Luz | April 28, 2026

“It’s really fun to be able to look back on old work and bring it into new scenarios.”

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New Halifax centre offers judgment-free eating disorder support

“Having a space people can come to feel at home, not feel judged, and get connected to others who understand what they’re going through is incredibly important.”

Chartwells taking over Abstract Café this fall, DSU blames $100K deficit

“We shouldn’t be getting rid of student spaces; we should be creating more of them.”

Nova Scotia student strike a ‘testing ground’ for growing national movement

“They see the strike in Nova Scotia, and that something like that is possible.”

Dal students reflect on Nova Scotia student strike

“[Dalhousie] has no business funding any sort of genocide or weapons manufacturer.”

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Dalhousie varsity athletes give back

“I love to bring people together and create an atmosphere of feeling included.”

Opinion: U Sports deserves more attention

The issue is that there’s no clear transition to the big leagues for U Sports players.

Former Tigers basketball star adapts to NCAA career

“I’ve been working towards this my whole life.”

Mooseheads fall to Saguenéens in first round of the playoffs

“The fans were crazy, and I just enjoyed being here.”

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