Make-A-Wish partner society founded at Dalhousie
“This is not only for me, but it’s on behalf of all the other wish kids who want to thank Make-A-Wish.”
DSU rehires same security contractor for DalFest after alleged assaults last year, adds new safety measures
“In the end, we’re here to listen to students.”
Tony turns Provincetown into Hollywood
Now that Provincetown’s land has been developed, Johnson has commercialized its legacy too.
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Dal Faculty union agreement revealed 10 months after lockout ends
Agreement contains pay increases, increased faculty leave
School named after Dal changes name due to namesakes links to slavery, racism
Lord Dalhousie called Black Nova Scotians “slaves by habit” and starved them
Black Student Advising Centre starts new ‘Village’ student-wellness cohort
Around 20 students will join the 6-month pilot program
Student Strike organizers push for two-week strike in March
Group is also planning alternative O-Week events to grow into its second year
Dal alumni create new matchmaking app for student housing
SubSwap created to ease roommate search for Atlantic Canadian students
First-ever Dal-OVO clothing collection drops at Dal Bookstore
Bookstore expects to sell out of the three-item collaboration in the first week of classes
Art & Culture
Building new legacies with Black North American artists at Dal’s newest art showcase
New exhibitions about the chaos of being human and reflection on identity and belonging begin Sept. 11
Neon Dreams come true at DalFest
DalFest opener returns to festival as a performer
Maritime produced The Last Days of April and The Snake come to AIFF
A spotlight on Maritime movies screening at AIFF
Fringe forever: Halifax Fringe Festival returns for the 36th year
A look into the ‘artist-first’ festival
How Christopher Nolan has retraced the steps of Homer’s The Odyssey
Criticism has arisen around Nolan’s Odyssey adaptation due to thematic changes
AIFF director of programming breaks down this year’s lineup
Find out which films are must-sees
Opinions
MacLeod is out of tune with Nova Scotians
The public holds the energy minister accountable for misogynistic lyrics
The NFL thinks you’re shallow and they’re too lazy to care
New marketing campaign is offensive and misogynistic
Kim Brooks never responded to my emails
Beyond personal moral failures, the Dalhousie administration systemically de-prioritizes student decision-making
Tim Hortons’ Harry Potter menu doesn’t reflect Canadian values
Childhood nostalgia isn’t an excuse for hate
It’s nothing serious
There’s no such thing as casual sex
Dal students need to learn how to write — and think
With rising AI use, we need writing credits more than ever
Sports
The next generation of Tigers has arrived on campus
Rookie Tigers prepare to make their debuts
Tigers take on the Baha Mar Hoops Summer League
Dalhousie’s men’s basketball team faced NCAA D1 talent
Anna Pendergast-Stammberger inducted into Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame
After more than 40 years in basketball, Pendergast-Stammberger will be immortalized in the Hall of Fame
Tigers men’s soccer team prepared to defend AUS title
After losing key veteran players, young players need to step up
Jon Greenwood is ready for first year as Dal’s men’s hockey head coach
Greenwood comes to Dal after leading championship team last season
Eagles defeat Mooseheads 5-1 at Dalhousie’s newly built ice rink
Over 800 fans gathered at the Oulton-Stanish Centre for the pre-season showdown
Features
Halifax is at the forefront of global marine CO2 removal
Haligonian company plans to remove 1 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide by 2035
Meet the Dal student who played six shows in one weekend
Leo Cox performed with six bands at N.S. music festival
Nova Scotians should expect “short-term pain” from U.S. tariffs
New tariffs hit 6% of N.S. exports to the U.S., minister says province has to adapt its economy
How Dalhousie students have fought for change
A look through the Gazette’s archives shows student activism at Dalhousie is nothing new
Students feel unsupported by Dal’s accessibility centre
Note-taking cuts, delays and miscommunication leave some students struggling
Three years ago, a Dalhousie student died from meningitis B in residence. What has the university done so it doesn’t happen again?
Students, experts say not enough people know the dangers