In April of 1896, Nova Scotian-born publisher George Munro decamped from New York City to the nearby Catskill Mountains to oversee repairs to his country home there. The next time his family saw him, ...

Early February can be a slog. It's a little less so if you work or study at Dalhousie thanks to a man by the name of George Munro. Munro offered the university a financial lifeline about a century and ...

If you're not or are new this year, maybe not. Those of you who are Dalhousians and guessed George Munro, good for you — you get this Friday, Feb. 3 off. No classes, no meetings, no office hours. If ...