As the difficulties of the pandemic slowly fade away, new obstacles have emerged for university students province-wide. With the prospects of restrictions lifting, and unchecked house parties returning, one fear…
With hundreds of students being rejected from Dalhousie residences due to Covid-19 backlogs, an online alternative is being offered for the 2021/2022 school year. A spokesperson for “Res-Online” spoke to…
“I guess I should have known something was up—there were so many seniors and children in line”
The Dalhousie School of Architecture is restructuring its recruitment strategies for the 2021/2022 school year. The program is currently ranked 10th in the country, however, Dalhousie has its sights set…
Student: "I Was Excited to Study in Geneva, But the Spellbinding Dartmouthian Culture Has Given Me a Whole New Outlook On Life"
Like many, Dalhousie Master’s of Science student Elijah Stratton is struggling to adjust to the world of online learning. Stratton is finding it especially tough managing his role as teaching…
Dalhousie professor Gregory Payne has gone public with his stance on the compensation of faculty, strike looming. “The university is not acknowledging our tremendous efforts during these unprecedented times” says…
Chad Simmons, a 4th year commerce student at Dalhousie was shocked to discover that classes had transitioned to online delivery. In his second semester of first year, after one too…
In an unprecedented year, one thing has remained unchanged: students are not getting laid nearly as much as they think they deserve. The pandemic has, however, offered peace of mind…
*WRITTEN BY A PROUD COMP. SCI. STUDENT
