Stubbornly still in business

There are many great paradoxes of our time: What happens when Pinocchio says “my nose will grow?” Why can Mario smash his head off concrete blocks, but dies when he […]

Headfirst through the Explosion

Sunday morning and I can’t move my arms above my head. After four consecutive nights of sweating and dancing to the point of near-delirium, it almost feels good to say […]

From farmers to students

A volunteer sells fruits at one of the market's three booths (photo by Chris Parent)

A student-run farmers market is now being held every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Student Union Building. The Farmer’s Market Collective is run by Hilary Thomson, […]

Halifax comedy still alive, despite setbacks

Things seem bittersweet for comedy in this city. Last week Picnicface’s original film, Rollertown, was released in theatres across the nation — a year after its premiere at 2011’s Atlantic Film […]

The new kids on the fashion block

Project Runway: Halifax Edition. Photo by Rose Behar

Up-and-coming designers who plan to rule the roost before too long Everyone knows if you want to carve out your own niche in the fashion world you have to leave […]

Mixing it up

Dal student combines art with business and sustainability  Meriha Beaton, Staff Contributor   Sleepless nights and a hectic workload are common factors in a student’s life and Jason Duong is […]

Vintage vibes

MAKENEW launches a classic collection Natasha Hunt, Fashion columnist   Rifling through the racks at the MAKENEW sale is like browsing through your stylish best friend’s closet. A mix of […]