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President invites students to 100 Days of Listening

Claire Wählen - 0
Fifteen or so students and some administrators sat awkwardly in half of the McInnes Room in the Student Union Building for one of the...

Dal students to take to the polls

Adele van Wyk - 0
Oct. 20 will mark the first time students from outside Halifax—the majority of students at Dalhousie—will be able to vote in municipal elections. Changes to...

365 Days of Action: The DSU working for students

Chris Saulnier - 0
As president of the Dalhousie Student Union, I am used to criticism. Not only am I used to it myself, I am also used...

Dal expands for out of province students

Theresa Ketterling - 0
Excavation has begun on Dalhousie’s new residence and multi-use facility. Those fenced-in houses on LeMarchant Street will soon be gone, and if all goes...

Students turn their back on Kyoto walkout

Andrew Mills, Arts Editor - 0
Standing in silent protest, six young activists defied Environmental Minister Peter Kent’s speech at the UN Climate talks in Durban, South Africa Dec. 7. “We...

Daring students take on HIV/AIDS

Adele van Wyk - 0
Dal’s IDS department hopes to raise $5,000   What do cycling 183 km in a day, jumping into the icy ocean, piercing one’s eyebrow, and biking...

Dal students at UN negotiations

Kaleigh McGregor-Bales - 0
Climate change on the agenda Two Dal students, two King’s students and a recent Dal grad are traveling across the world at the end of...

Students pitch web designs

Torey Ellis - 0
WebApp Concept Design Competition takes  Dal Dalhousie students had the opportunity to pitch their own web creations to an internationally-based publisher Oct. 25 at the...

Palestinian students deserve safe schooling, too

David Parker - 0
I'll never forget meeting Raja Abu-Rahmeh, a young medical student my age, in Bil'in, a small Palestinian village in the West Bank. The West...

Dal students “changed” by Powershift conference

Dalhousie Gazette Staff - 0
By Maggie Lovett, Opinions Contributor In the early morning hours of Oct. 23, a group of 40 sleep-deprived Dalhousie students boarded a bus destined for Ottawa....
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