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Nominations for the 2015 DSU election now open

The Dalhousie Student Union invites students who want to make a difference in our campus community to run in the 2015 DSU election. Nominations will be accepted until Friday, Mar. 6 at 8 p.m. Forms are available at the SUB (Room 214 or at the info desk). To learn about positions, visit the DSU elections website.

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Dal Tigers earn their AUS stripes

Congratulations to our men's and women's track and field and men's basketball teams on winning the 2015 AUS championship titles.

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Meet Anne McLellan, Dalhousie's 7th Chancellor

Nova Scotia native and Dal law grad, Anne has enjoyed a successful career in law, academia and politics. Highly-respected for her service as a former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, Anne is one of the most recognizable leaders in Canada. We're honoured to have her leadership and vision help guide us into our third century.

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More than just programming

At our Faculty of Computer Science, you can explore everything from network security and privacy issues to gaming and robotics.

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