When Violet Caswell’s student loans were delayed, she suddenly had to decide between feeding herself or her cats. dalgazette.com/news/student...

Dalhousie University reached a new deal with the union representing its nearly 1,000 part-time academics and teaching assistants, over a year after the previous collective agreement expired. dalgazette.com/news/cupe-me...

A new marine biodiversity centre is set to open at Dalhousie University next month, and professors say it will create opportunities for students to showcase their research and gain hands-on wildlife experience. dalgazette.com/news/the-bea...

For Lathika Saravanan, a fourth-year commerce student, the support of other international students eased her adjustment to living in Halifax. dalgazette.com/news/interna...

Two stylish students took the Dalhousie Gazette through what they wear in a given week. They showed us how their personal styles translate into outfits, and let us in on a little secret: It’s not about what you wear, but how you style it. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

We asked Dalhousie students to lay out all the possessions they prize enough to lug from place to place. Nothing says more about a person than the trinkets — or lack thereof — that they forget are buried at the bottom of their satchel. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

The winds have changed, and there’s a new standard on the street. From the body to the breast, we’ve officially zoomed in all the way to the nipple — the latest frontier in the beauty industry’s mission to perfect what was never imperfect. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Clothes carry a special significance for me. As I’ve grown and experimented with my identity in fashion, I found myself being pulled time and time again to my mom’s closet. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

For three crazy months, I lived in the Fairy Creek protest blockades on Vancouver Island, B.C. The Indigenous and environmentalist-led protest against old-growth logging has been dubbed one of the largest acts of civil disobedience in Canadian history. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Down by the Halifax train station, in the ’90s and early 2000s, there stood a warehouse known as the Elegant Dump. Inside, DJs from the Good Vibe Collective hosted all-night raves. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

I don’t think I’ll ever go a week without outfit repeating. What I wear day-to-day drastically depends on how I feel; though, there’s always a good chance I’ll reach for something I wore a few days ago. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

When I picture the quintessential university, I’m really picturing a style: ivy climbing the walls, crisp oxford button-downs, books carried like accessories. That style is prep, an aesthetic just as chock-full of privilege and aspiration as its campuses of origin. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

The effortlessly casual clean girl aesthetic exploded on TikTok over the past few years, with over one million videos posted to the platform being tagged with #cleangirl. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

The Dalhousie Gazette sat down with fashion design students from NSCAD University to find out what inspires their work and how making clothes influences their own style. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

On Oct. 24, a lineup of short films from 18 teams premiered at the Halifax Central Library — each one written, filmed and edited in just one weekend. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

For the sixth time since joining the league, the Dalhousie University men’s football club captured the Atlantic Football League championship on Nov. 1, defeating the University of New Brunswick Reds with a final score of 25-7. dalgazette.com/sports/tiger...

Budge Wilson was given the posthumous honour of having an excerpt of her short story The Leaving displayed on Dalhousie University’s campus. dalgazette.com/news/new-pla...

When Drew Thorburn’s high-end mountain bike disappeared from the garage of his Spryfield apartment in August, he did what many theft victims do: call the police, file a report and wait. dalgazette.com/news/police-...

A raging house party doesn’t happen on its own. Planning, attention to detail and a healthy dash of caution are a few of the ingredients needed to throw a successful rager, according to some Halifax students. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

When the bus arrived at the Halifax Transit Bridge Terminal, Stone found a police officer and told them what happened. Police later found the man at the terminal and arrested him. dalgazette.com/news/could-c...

This year’s Dalhousie Student Union byelection includes seven faculty representative candidates and two community representative candidates. dalgazette.com/news/meet-th...

As the weather gets colder and fall transitions into winter, sports fans say goodbye to summer sports, settling in for a new season of winter matchups. dalgazette.com/sports/dalho...

Caylen Blake played against a team from his home province for the first time in his major junior hockey career when the Newfoundland Regiment visited the Halifax Mooseheads on Oct. 17. dalgazette.com/sports/hocke...

For the first time in program history, the Dalhousie University men’s rugby club won the Atlantic university rugby championship, defeating Memorial University 34-23 on Sep. 26. dalgazette.com/sports/dalho...

When the Dalhousie University Tigers women’s soccer team needs a clutch goal or a leader, Paris Axam steps up. dalgazette.com/sports/socce...

For many families, having a child play a university sport is a once-in-a-lifetime achievement. For Jacob Christie, the fifth in his family to play in the Atlantic University Sport league, it’s just another season. dalgazette.com/sports/baske...

I know how exhausting ghosting can be, having experienced it a few times myself. Longer response times, dryer text conversations and general signs of pulling away all send my brain into overdrive. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Once a week, plucky rhythms drift over Argyle Street from the Basement of the Economy Shoe Shop, as the Halifax staple trades hard rock for cool jazz. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Every country has their soundtrack. England has the Beatles, Ireland has U2. For Canada, the Tragically Hip will always be its most closely-guarded treasure. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Need a last-minute Halloween costume that no one will understand, and you’ll have to spend your entire night explaining to those who have lives outside their phones? dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Drag, burlesque and DJ sets; if one is good, all three must be better. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

Still looking for Halloweekend plans? Here’s a round-up of 12 Halifax events happening Thursday through Saturday. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

The Hellifax horror festival celebrated its sixth year, bringing together the horror lovers of Halifax at Carbon Arc Cinema. The festival is a celebration of filmmakers, enthusiasts and the genre of horror, showcasing submissions from all over the world. dalgazette.com/arts-culture...

If we’re dancing on sticky floors this Halloween, we’d rather they be at our friend’s place — or at least at the place of a casual acquaintance your friend is sleeping with. dalgazette.com/opinions/edi...

Halloween has come a long way from its origins of celebrating the harvest and warding off spirits — but at some point, the holiday got lost in the capitalist machine. dalgazette.com/opinions/one...

Are you looking for a part-time job that works with your busy student schedule? One with low hours, low pressure and low responsibility, but full-time pay and benefits? Then you should consider running for Parliament. dalgazette.com/opinions/mps...

Gen Z is bringing the world’s attention to the power young people have to implement change on a national level. dalgazette.com/opinions/gen...

But now, after nearly half a decade of debauched “adventuring,” I have come to the same grim realization as Yung Lean: The party is over. dalgazette.com/opinions/the...

Drake lost his feud with Kendrick Lamar so badly he tried to sue. On Oct. 9, he lost the lawsuit too. dalgazette.com/opinions/cer...

On Oct. 2, Bill 127, the Protecting Nova Scotians Act, passed in the provincial legislature, but the measure does anything but protect Nova Scotians. dalgazette.com/opinions/the...

As Mean Girls (2004) decrees, “Halloween is the one night a year where a girl can dress like a total slut and no other girls can say anything about it.” But is that even true anymore? dalgazette.com/opinions/don...

Veronica Reynolds, a mature student at Dalhousie University, is advocating to make the student health plan more accessible. dalgazette.com/news/student...

On Aug. 2, Aspen Stone visited Dartmouth with her boyfriend and two kids. While riding the 6C bus route, she noticed a man — who appeared to be intoxicated — get on the bus while people boarded at Alderney Landing. He then patted her two-year-old daughter on the head. dalgazette.com/news/could-c...

Professors at Dalhousie University say that the newly ratified Gaza peace plan will likely fail to end the conflict between Israel and Hamas. dalgazette.com/news/dalhous...

Earlier this month, Dalhousie University quietly laid off eight administrative staff from the faculty of engineering — allegedly escorting them from their offices without warning. dalgazette.com/news/dalhous...

Adrian Rumson was prepared to hit the picket lines for the second time since he began his graduate program at Dalhousie University in 2022. dalgazette.com/news/dalhous...

Dalhousie University part-time instructors and teaching assistants rallied in front of the Henry Hicks Building on Oct. 17, ahead of Oct. 20 contract negotiations with university administration. dalgazette.com/news/part-ti...

While Dalhousie University faculty are getting a pay raise, faculty and staff around the corner, at the University of King’s College, are facing a hiring freeze and potential salary freeze as the school faces a projected deficit of $1.8 million. dalgazette.com/news/1-8-mil...

Dalhousie University narrowly avoided its second labour disruption of the term, after reaching a tentative agreement with the union representing its part-time faculty and teaching assistants late Monday night. dalgazette.com/news/dalhous...

One morning last September, I was on my way to this guy’s apartment. We were six months deep in a casual, non-exclusive entanglement — one of those undefinable situationships. dalgazette.com/weekly-colum...