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Students from the Schulich School of Law led the move to have the DSU challenge Trinity Western. (Photo by Melina Garner)

DSU says “nay” to controversial law school

By Jackson Haime | February 7, 2014
Richard Florizone with Rivka Carmi, president of Ben-Gurion University. (Press photo via Dal)

Florizone in Israel

By Josh Fraser | January 31, 2014
Budlakoti and Halifax lawyer Lee Cohen answer questions at Dal. (Photo by Sima Sarah Zerehi)

Ottawa man facing deportation speaks at Dal

By Eleanor Davidson | January 31, 2014

Cross-country champions

By Graeme Benjamin | November 1, 2013

Joyce Murray: Q & A

By Paul Rebar | March 8, 2013
Uber One for Students: $0 delivery fee and 3 months free. Save on Uber and Uber Eats.

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