Camosun College Student Society says Thanks but No Thanks with donations

Even if you don’t have a long list of jilted lovers like fallen leaves trailing in your wake, showering you with gifts to try to win you back, there’s a high likelihood that at some point along your journey you’ve received a gift for Valentine’s Day that for whatever reason you just no longer want […]

Continue Reading

Camosun Chargers to host PACWEST basketball championships

The PACWEST basketball championships will be held at home on Camosun courts this year, and the Camosun Chargers teams couldn’t be more excited. The championship brings together the top six teams in the league, who will face off in the quarterfinal and semifinal games; teams that win the semifinals will move on to play in […]

Continue Reading

Muslim Student Alliance bring iftar event back to campus

For the third year in a row, Camosun’s Muslim Student Alliance (MSA) will be hosting an iftar celebration for the Muslim student body. All students, Muslim and non-Muslim, are, however, welcomed and encouraged to take part in the event. The MSA is a group of students working together to broaden the Muslim community at Camosun […]

Continue Reading

Spark to Flame showcases Victoria Conservatory of Music students

Spark to Flame is a student concert held by the Victoria Conservatory of Music (VCM), a satellite campus of Camosun College. The annual concert is a tradition of the VCM as it works to highlight the talents of its students and engage the public, who may not have otherwise attended this type of event.  Seven […]

Continue Reading

Camosun College Student Society brings bingo and trivia to campus

The Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) is bringing game nights, consisting of bingo and trivia, to both Interurban and Lansdowne campuses. These events were started by CCSS pride director Acacia Tooth, who wanted to bring some more fun to students.  “I personally love going to bingo and trivia at Vicious Poodle and Friends of Dorothy,” […]

Continue Reading

Camosun grad starts new record label to support artists

It’s always nice to hear success stories from those who walked the halls of Camosun before you, a bit like the universe chucking you gently under the chin and letting you know that there is hope. Naomi Kavka, who graduated from the music diploma program at the Victoria Conservatory of Music through Camosun way back […]

Continue Reading

New club seeks to bring Nintendo experience and knowledge to students

I’m sure I’m not the only one who immersed myself in Animal Crossing: New Horizons while trying to stay sane in the mess that was 2020. I’ve always loved the cozy vibes of some Nintendo franchises: Kirby, Pokémon, and, of course, Animal Crossing. Fortunately, there’s a student club starting up at Camosun for anyone who […]

Continue Reading

Camosun Robotics and Automation Club removes barriers, provides opportunities

Tucked away in an old supply closet, not too far from the machining shop, the Robotics and Automation Club gathers twice a week at the Interurban campus with the goal of breathing life into a humanoid robot some five years in the making. This student-led organization strives to remove the barriers of entry, encouraging anyone […]

Continue Reading

Camosun Chargers volleyball teams heading into second half of season strong

The Camosun Chargers women’s volleyball team struggled a bit in the first half of the season, but they’re is determined to make a solid comeback during the latter half. The team has undergone some notable changes in recent history, losing their coach Brent Hall back in April, with Scott Freeburn taking his place. The players […]

Continue Reading

Camosun Chargers basketball teams hit mid-season, keep pushing

The Camosun Chargers basketball teams are entering the second half of their season with some much-needed optimism. With both teams recovering from losses against the VIU Mariners in late November, fourth-year forward David Finch believes the best is yet to come. “We definitely feel like there’s tons of areas where we can improve,” says Finch. […]

Continue Reading