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“Everyone that I know is just sad and anxious”: Online Learning in Profile

Bridget Landry stands smiling with hands on hips in front of an ocean view from Cape Split, Nova Scotia.
Bridget Landry is a fourth year marine biology student at King's. (Bridget Landry / Submitted)

Bridget Landry says with online schooling, just taking care of herself comes at the cost of marks.

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Creating a Sense of Community Through Mentorship

Christian Laroche (centre), Chase Fitzgerald and Sam Sumner (bottom left), Jessica Hannford (bottom right) and Mckenna Dominey (top) on Zoom.

Over the summer a mentorship program was created. The goal? Give incoming students a taste of the King’s community.

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“Disability is a really political thing”: Disabled Students’ Collective established at King’s

The Disabled Students' Collective wants disabled students to feel like they have a voice on campus. Pictured is president Meredith Bullock (left), vice-president/social media coordinator Emalyn Armstrong (right), and member-at-large Samantha Machado (bottom). (Alexis Moffett/The Watch)

Founder says the idea came after a long wait from the Dalhousie Accessibility Centre for accommodations.

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“Journalism doesn’t stop for a pandemic”: J-School supplied students with video kits

Tripod and wireless mic provided in the mobile production video kit (phone is not part of the kit) Photo credits: Kheira Morellon

Production kits have been provided to journalism students amidst online learning.