As winter temperatures set in, the ecosystems of Nova Scotia change, with species going into hibernation, lakes freezing, and vegetation dying. Blundstones and puffers emerge from closets, first-years think they’re…
HALIFAX, NS — Despite uncertainty leading up to the winter term, Dalhousie University and the Dalhousie Faculty Association have come to an agreement, avoiding a faculty strike. While this turn…
HALIFAX, NS — Each new year, many are inspired to make changes in their lives, whether that be reaching fitness goals or giving back more to their community. For third-year…
HALIFAX, NS — On December 31st, 2022, Deep Saini stepped down as President and Vice-Chancellor of Dalhousie University. Dr. Frank Harvey stepped in during the search for a permanent replacement.…
On the first day of Dalmas, Deep Saini sent to me A 3% tuition increase On the second day of Dalmas, Deep Saini sent to me Two pizza shops closing…
HALIFAX, NS — Poppy Longworth, a third year sustainability major, was met with a surprise after logging onto brightspace for the first time in weeks — she received a grade…
HALIFAX, NS — Most Dalhousie students were left frustrated after drastic increases in international tuition were recently announced by Dalhousie administration. However, some students welcome the hikes. “I love it.…
HALIFAX, NS—King’s student Bartholomew Wingem was ecstatic when he received his acceptance letter into the First Year Foundation program (FYP). He was one of a lucky few selected to pay…
“DAL HAS DEEP POCKETS! DAL HAS DEEP POCKETS!” Since the end of the CUPE 3912 strike, students have become accustomed to blood curdling chants and wails muffling out the usual…
BEND, OR — With each passing year, fewer students are reading print newspapers, and the Dalhousie Gazette is not immune (for those unaware, the Dalhousie Gazette is the newspaper found…
