Letter from the editor: Here’s to the end
Last words on a tumultuous publishing year.
From the archives
Money Problems cited Engineers cancel Stag and Stein By Paul Clark Originally published Mar. 6, 1980 in Volume 112, Issue 21 of the Dalhousie Gazette The Engineering Society cancelled the Stag and […]
ScanDALous sixties
A bitter feud articulated in the Dalhousie Gazette opinion’s section erupted between the classy-music and swing dancing Dalhousie University students, versus the rock n’ roll listening boot stompers. It was […]
Honour, sacrifice, and duty: Student life during WW1
In April of 1914, Editor-in-Chief W. McC. Nelson wrote a Letter from the editor that was optimistic about the future for Dalhousie University’s fine men – who had just won […]
The DFA and collective bargaining
The recent breakdown in negotiations between the Dalhousie Faculty Association (DFA) and the administration may remind members why they unionized in the first place. A recent report from the DFA […]
Fashion through the ages of Dalhousie
AUTHOR SERENA JACKSON When it comes to back-to-school outfit inspiration, there are resources everywhere: dozens of bloggers posting articles with stunning photography of minimalist book bags, Buzzfeed’s “11 Back-To-School Outfits […]
Future of Canadian libraries and archives discussed
Masters of Library Information Science (MLIS) student Alison Froese-Stoddard believes stories can keep community archives alive. She and others discussed related issues at the Royal Society of Canada’s (RSC) “The […]