Know Your Profs: Francis Adu-Febiri

Welcome to the first installment of our new column, Know Your Profs, where we find a Camosun instructor and ask them 10 questions. Got a teach you want to know more about? Let us know at editor@nexusnewspaper.com and we’ll put ‘em in the hot seat! For our maiden voyage, we cornered Francis Adu-Febiri. Read on […]

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Camosun golfers win local tournament

The defending champion Camosun Chargers went into the recent Bear Mountain Collegiate Golf Tournament without their top player, the injured Jarred Callbeck. Luckily, another Jared stepped up with the performance of his collegiate career to lead the Chargers to their second consecutive title. Jared Hundza, who calls Edmonton, AB his hometown, shot a 142 to […]

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Camosun student team takes first place in CRD challenge

A team of Camosun students recently came in first place in the Capital Regional District’s Ready, Set, Solve program, which provides real-world solutions for local non-profits, other institutions, and local governments (hey, don’t they get paid to do that?). The program matches student groups with organizations in the hopes of solving sustainability challenges. The Camosun […]

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Student Society election results announced

The results of the Camosun College Student Society spring 2013 elections are in. 292 students voted between the Lansdowne and Interurban campuses, and the following people emerged victorious: External executive – Megan Marshall Lansdowne executive – Madeline Keller-MacLeod Interurban executive – Jordan Sandwith Finance executive – Chris Marks First Nations director – Shayli Robinson Women’s […]

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Eye on campus: Sierra Club screening, MS Walk, Dare to Dance, and more

Wednesdays, April 10 and 17 Sierra Club screening Check out the gripping documentary White Water Black Gold, being held in Colwood and Esquimalt on April 10 and 17, respectively. The film explores David Lavallee’s three-year journey learning about the oil industry. Admission is free at both locations and it takes place at Church of the […]

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Kirsteen Moore’s work with children started at Camosun

Now holding a bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate in psychology, Kirsteen Moore says that it was actually her two-year diploma from Camosun College that helped prepare her for the academic journey ahead. Moore, who specializes in child and youth therapy with high-risk children between the ages of 5 and 19, started out at Camosun getting her […]

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Victoria comic convention to showcase Camosun talent

Asking students to go to school on a Sunday is the most difficult thing to do in the world. Anything would be easier. It will rain money before a gaggle of Camosun students could be convinced to head back to campus on a Sunday. Just don’t tell that to Ken Steacy, program leader of the […]

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Camosun cultural talent show returns

Showcasing Camosun College’s rich diversity, the annual cultural talent show is back for another year. International students come to the college from all over the world with their unique talents, and Peer Connections and Camosun’s International department are presenting the talent show for the fifth year. “We realize that international students at Camosun play a […]

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Eye on campus: March 6 – 19

ongoing Cookbook contest The Camosun College Student Society wants you! Or at least they want your recipes. Why, you ask? They want to make a healthy college cookbook to help students eat healthy and cheap. Why should you contribute, you ask? Apart from helping out a great cause, there are prizes. Three prizes of Thrifty’s […]

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