Dalhousie

Dal volleyball players are hoping that their young team will rise to all challenges. (Martina Marien photo)

Split decision

Dal was unable to overcome their formidable opposition. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Early lapse hurts men’s hockey

The chances that Dalhousie men’s hockey team could win against a red-hot Saint Mary’s squad was over before they ever really began.

Lest we forget

The presidential search committee unanimously selected Florizone for the position. (Calum Agnew photo)

The next president

McCulloch is adding new court shoes to his collection now that he's joined Dal volleyball. (Alice Hebb photo)

Barefoot balance

“I have more shoes than just about anyone.”
Where did all my plants go? (Bryn Karcha photo)

Garden state alert

Tyler Lewars fights for possession in Dal's fourth consecutive semifinal loss. (Photo via UPEI Photography)

Dal can’t snap semifinal losing streak

The championship team photo is becoming familiar for Dal lacrosse. (David Munro photo)

Tigers tame lacrosse foes

Evaluating Dalhousie’s commitment to education—for the workforce, and for life. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Work/study balance

The pennant is Dal's for a second straight year. (Vaughan Merchant photo)

Tigers strike back-to-back gold

Captain Rieka Santilli says her final goodbye to Wickwire Field. (Chris Parent photo)

Women’s soccer sends off grads

Dal celebrates a second goal in 3-0 triumph over UPEI. (Martina Marien photo)

Men’s hockey shows improvement

For the Dalhousie men's hockey team, ending their weekend at the Halifax Forum with a 4-2 loss against powerhouse UNB on Oct. 28 did not seem so bad.