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Dal apologizes to Black Nova Scotians for its racist history

Panel on Slavery and Race explores Lord Dalhousie’s legacy of racism and anti-Blackness, recommends ways to address racism at Dal
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Pursuing a PhD with ADHD

Dalhousie won’t say you can’t, but you are cordially invited to spend tens of thousands to find out for yourself
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An eventful first day at university

A King’s student shares her story of finding community after an unfortunate accident
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Scuba diving couple bring aquatic life to the surface

Dal alumna and her husband educate through their diving hobby
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Debating a “dry” orientation week

University drinking culture has ramifications, but there’s reason to question a ban
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Should be studying? Start with these tips to maximize time

Bing Bam Exam Cram!
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Remembering Angela Rehhorn and Danielle Moore

The two Dalhousie alumni were among 157 people killed in the Ethiopian Airlines crash
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All editorial and administrative positions are open for competition until April 8 by midnight
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We're Hiring! Get a student job with The Gazette

All editorial and administrative positions are open for competition until April 8 by midnight

Axewomen cut down Dal’s playoff hopes

Acadia eliminates Dalhousie in the quarterfinals of the AUS championship.

Axewomen cut down Dal's playoff hopes

Acadia eliminates Dalhousie in the quarterfinals of the AUS championship.
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National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation partners with Dalhousie

Dal is “committed to doing this reconciliation work,” says Indigenous Services Librarian