Coffee with the lead singer of Manderville, Halifax’s newest student band
He’s the kind of guy you might find unironically leaning against a brick wall with a lit cigarette, secretly shivering under his pea coat.
‘A deep betrayal:’ Indigenous community reacts to Dalhousie rescinding Buffy Sainte-Marie’s honorary degree
“For a lot of us, it feels like a deep betrayal, [which] it is.”
African Heritage Month celebrations kick off at Dal
“Advocacy doesn’t just happen in political spaces. It also happens through expression and community-building.”
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Anjali Seshadri elected DSU president
“There’s a lot of promise in the changes that I want to make in the union.”
Dalhousie announces new residence building, opening fall 2028
The university’s first student-housing development since 2014 will have residence for 213 students.
Q&A with DSU presidential candidate, Anjali Seshadri
Seshadri is running against Mia Jager, the sole other candidate campaigning for the role.
Q&A with DSU presidential candidate, Mia Jager
Jager is running against Anjali Seshadri, the sole other candidate campaigning for the role.
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Recent Dal grad named U Sports Top 8 Academic All-Canadians
“I’m trying to keep up a little bit with running. Although it looks slightly different now, working a full-time job versus working around a student schedule.”
Men’s basketball falls just short of playoff spot
“The other teams, they want it more.”
Former Acadia swimmers excel at Dalhousie after home pool closure
Nate Thompson, a former Acadia University swimmer, was in the room in February 2025 when the school’s president and athletic director revealed to its swimmers that the Acadia pool would be closed and the swimming program eliminated. He said the air left the room, and…
Halifax builds hope for PWHL franchise through Takeover Tour
“To see that rink packed is no surprise because coming here, it’s always very special.”