Men’s basketball looking for answer to StFX
The Dalhousie University Tigers men’s basketball team is still searching for the secret to beating Atlantic University Sport’s (AUS) number-one team: the St. Francis Xavier University X-Men.
Slowly making a comeback
Dal, the Saint Mary’s University Huskies, and the Acadia Axemen and Axewomen have begun a five-week exhibition schedule featuring the possibility of games in as many as four sports: basketball, hockey, swimming and women’s volleyball. For teams in each sport, this is their first taste of play against Atlantic University Sport (AUS) opponents in roughly a calendar year.
A new way to get help?
A variety of e-mental health tools are currently being piloted across Nova Scotia’s post-secondary campuses. The hope is that these tools will help alleviate appointment wait-times and provide counselling alternatives to students in need. “As someone […]
Briefs of the week
Week of Oct. 8, 2018 Editor’s note: Two of these briefs mention sexual assault IDEA Project opens On Wednesday, Oct. 10, Dalhousie University officially unveiled its IDEA Project – a […]
Men’s hockey team shutout in home opener
The Dalhousie Tigers opened their regular season on October 1 in front of a large and boisterous predominately student crowd at the Halifax Forum. They lost 5-0 to the St. […]
OPINION: Women’s hockey pick up where they left off
Around this time last year, Dalhousie’s women’s hockey team not only caught the attention of the Gazette, but that of media outlets across the nation. Seventeen senior members of the […]
Tigers playoff hopes defeated
The Dalhousie Tigers men’s hockey team faced the co-first place Acadia Axemen Friday Jan. 24 at the Halifax Forum. Despite being at opposite ends of the standings, both teams came […]
Aggressive X-Women dominate Tigers
Friday night is usually a time for celebration—an opportunity to leave one’s weekday cares behind. For the Dalhousie Tigers women’s basketball team, however, last Friday was anything but jubilant. Missed […]
Dalhousie earns third consecutive lacrosse title
Turns out, winning a league championship doesn’t get old for Dalhousie men’s lacrosse. When the champagne bottle had been emptied, the last hugs exchanged and the hollers had finally died […]
The Ticker (For the week ending Nov 3)
Hockey: On-ice struggles continue A disappointing weekend for Tigers hockey ended on a redeeming note, as Dalhousie’s women’s team overcame a two-goal deficit to secure a 2-2 tie against UPEI on […]