Hi everyone! Just sharing that there will be a mobile blood donation clinic coming to Dalhousie next week (October 12-14th). Hopefully this is more accessible for those in the South End who can't easily get to the Bayers Road Clinic. There are still lots of appointments available if anyone has some time to donate! You can sign up on the GiveBlood app or at this link: https://www.blood.ca/en
i have a class where we do in class assignments worth a grade, but i have surgery scheduled in a few weeks that would be during that class. my professor said theres no exceptions to missing a class and we can make it up at the end of the semester. i dont really want to ask the prof directly yet if i can find an answer from someone who maybe has some insights or how to navigate the conversation with a professor, so i appreciate any help. if not i guess i can just do it later and please nobody be rude im just wondering!
Does anyone here currently work at one of the Cows waterfront locations or has worked there anytime between January 1st 2025 and now.
Currently working on a news story and id love to speak with you.
Does anyone know the format for the immunology section of the midterm? We only received info about the bacteriology section at the review yesterday and I was wondering if anyone reached out to ask.
hi, i saw that some variety of this question has been asked a few times but all the ones i saw that partained to what i want to ask specifically were quite a bit older. i went to dal wellness before and had a bit of an issue with them not taking me seriously and i ended up being pretty sick because they gave me the wrong medication. i have diagnosed anxiety, and with school starting up again its gotten a lot worse, worse than it usually is in the beginning of the year (im a third year). its to the point where im losing sleep and am constantly incredibly paranoid, to the point that ive had more than one person suggest that i may have OCD. i used to be on zoloft and hated it, how is dal wellness with things like diagnosis and prescribing new medication? has anyone ever had a problem w them not taking you seriously?
I've been at Dal for 2 years now. Last year I paid around $930 for the international student insurance plan. This year it cost me around $1330, over 43% increase. Considering the family plan, the total rose from around $2330 last year to $3550 now. Even with multiple grants this was painful.
Is this normal for Dalhousie, or for Canadian student insurance? I would expect a 3-10% yearly increase or similar due to inflation, but not this. We pay the same taxes and rent, and contribute to the same economy. What is the justification for this increase?
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I am a student journalist trying to do a story on the growing price of groceries and specifically how it affects students, I really want to focus in specifically on university food banks and what that does for students. Im trying to find someone who has worked for a student support food bank just to get some perspective on the topic.
Hi, I am currently taking a Crim theory class with her and would love to know how hard are her midterms and finals. Can we type out answers or has to be on pen and paper.