Camosun Chargers up for challenge of new season, new facesThe Camosun Chargers are gearing up for a brand-new season of striving to be the best and having fun on the courts. The Chargers teams—women’s and men’s volleyball, and women’s and men’s basketball—all have quite a bit of turnover from last year, so there are plenty of new faces on the rosters. “We have a […] Continue Reading |
The importance of Orange Shirt Day and learning to be an allyI am a settler in these lands. I am privileged enough to live and work and study on terrain that has been stewarded—safeguarded—for untold millennia by the Indigenous peoples that have existed here long before my lineage arrived uninvited, and continue to protect and live in harmony with it to this day. An important first […] Continue Reading |
10 things Camosun College needs to changeI’m officially counting down my final days here at Camosun. Once this semester is through, I’ll be at a different school in a different city, living what I assume will be more or less the same life, but one that, for all intents and purposes, will be different too. While I’m excited to start this […] Continue Reading |
Are you experienced? An inside look at Camosun’s co-ops and capstonesSo, you’re thinking of doing a co-op, huh? Or maybe you have to, lest those pesky administrators keep your diploma all to themselves—and you deserve to have it, you worked hard for that! But, sadly, hard work doesn’t always translate to a six-figure salary and a nice benefits package. So, you and me, we’ve got […] Continue Reading |
State of the arts: How Victoria’s artistic communities are thriving in challenging timesIt’s no secret that creative expression has been a staple of Victoria’s identity for, well, what feels like forever. In fact, you probably wouldn’t even bat an eye if I told you that Victoria has more artists per capita than anywhere else in the country (which, by the way, it does). On top of that, […] Continue Reading |
Pride in the city: A look back at Victoria’s history with PrideEvery year, in the month of June, millions of people from around the world come together to celebrate Pride and honour the ongoing liberation of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. In Victoria, this will mark the 33rd annual celebration, complete with a community dog walk, a baseball game, and, of course, a parade. But the origins of […] Continue Reading |
Summer fun on a student budget: How to have fun without breaking the bankAs the stresses of school begin melting away in the sometimes pleasant but otherwise sweltering heat, I find myself wondering what there is to do with all this newfound free time. Between shifts at work and maybe a summer class or two, it can be difficult to find things to occupy yourself with when the […] Continue Reading |
Extra! Extra! April 1 news!Student housing to be relocated to tunnels under buildings The Lansdowne student housing project is finally set to break ground this spring, after years of planning and prepping. And as the dust begins to settle on the P6 parking lot, anticipation of what’s to come only grows. Some students are hoping to get a room […] Continue Reading |
International Women’s Day: How it lost its political edgeInternational Women’s Day has long been a marker for the social, cultural, and economic advancements made by women over the past century. It’s a day of reflection, celebration, and, most importantly, radicalization. At least, that’s how it started. You see, in order to fully comprehend the importance of International Women’s Day, we must first open […] Continue Reading |
BC Black History Awareness Society focuses on Black history in February and beyondThis February, for the 32nd year, BC Black History Awareness Society (BCBHAS) is hosting a number of events around Victoria for Black History Month (BHM), honouring the province’s deep-rooted Black history, culture, and communities. “We’re a non-profit organization that began in 1994, so for over 30 years we’ve been celebrating Black achievements—past, present, and future,” […] Continue Reading |
