‘Rainbow Reflection: Body Image Comics for Queer Men’ focuses on health and body image issues facing queer men. Continue reading →

The Report on Lord Dalhousie’s History on Slavery and Race, released to the university community Thursday, was compiled by a panel of experts established by the university president in 2016 to report on the founder’s “insidious” legacy. Continue reading →

A GoFundMe campaign endorsed by the Halifax diaspora has already raised more than $500,000 for relief in The Bahamas. Continue reading →

The riding currently ranks eighth out of 338 in Canada for its overall number of federal funding commitments – 166 in total as of Sept. 3. Continue reading →

The campaign aims to equip bystanders with the tools and information needed to get involved and work to prevent sexualized violence. Continue reading →

Four seats will be added this school year with 12 more added for 2020-2021 for a total of 94 seats for first-year students. Continue reading →

The light cruiser HMS Raleigh hit rocks below the Point Amour lighthouse on Aug. 8, 1922 with the loss of 11 crew members, and was eventually blown up at the site by the British navy in 1926. Continue reading →

Boris Worm of Dalhousie University – who has also been a diver for decades – says the seahorses, spotfin butterfly fish and bluespotted cornetfish would once have been considered a rarity in Nova Scotia. Continue reading →

“One of the main concerns that black women have in this city and province is that they have no African-centered counselling support.” Continue reading →

Here’s how Dalhousie University responded to the #drama that their social media switch caused. Continue reading →