Is subscription-funded media more biased than ad-funded media?
Journalism experts weigh in on how funding models shape the news
The Signal podcast
TV shows & webcasts
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
Paranormal investigators give live demonstration at mocktail bar
Soberish hosts ghosts, guests for a supernatural evening
Fundraising and ‘friend-raising:’ A Li’l Affair raises $1,200 for local women’s shelters
Sunday matinee attracted students and families and nearly doubled last year's donation total
Halifax music community celebrates six years of Noah Tye’s ‘Open Song Circle’
Familiar Folklore Centre figure looks back on his time in the music scene, and his open mic night is stronger than ever
The Signal podcast
TV shows & webcasts
The Signal is produced by senior students at the University of King’s College School of Journalism, Writing & Publishing.
AI art is poor quality, ‘tells no story,’ say graphic designers
How artificial intelligence is creating headaches for professional artists
Cooking class supports Muslim converts during Ramadan
Bedford session is a chance to experience holy month traditions together
Indian Act amendment would reshape status eligibility
Proposed change would eliminate 'second generation cutoff' for First Nations status
Black Health Researchers’ Hub opens to support Black researchers
New cross-faculty centre at Dalhousie is a space for mentorship and collaboration
Spotlight
News Series
Eyes on the Road
Telling the story of danger and death on Halifax's roadways
CanLit criticism moves online, but audiences are tough to find
Book critics remain hopeful for the future of Canadian literature
We’ve been here before: demystifying AI’s threat to journalistic integrity
Photoshop was once seen as a danger to accuracy in photojournalism. How can we look back at the past to better grasp the present?
After four years of war, rally keeps Ukraine in public view
Halifax’s Ukrainian community say sustained public solidarity remains critical for families living through war
Hundreds rally against increased mining, logging protest fines
Protest challenges Houston government's policies on resource extraction
Dal students create financial app that puts empowerment first
Enactus Dalhousie second at regional round of an entrepreneurship competition with app called EviaFi
Halifax market creates space for human connection
Neighbourly Market brings friendly vibe to pedestrian areas of downtown mall
Lack of tracking in Nova Scotia jail complaints raises oversight concerns
Gap between policy, practice leaves inmates facing barriers in filing complaints, advocates say
Dal society’s soccer tournament supports Gaza relief
Student-run pre-Ramadan tourney part of city-wide events marking Muslim holy month
