Are you experienced? An inside look at Camosun’s co-ops and capstones

So, 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 […]

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Pride in the city: A look back at Victoria’s history with Pride

Every 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 […]

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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 […]

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International Women’s Day: How it lost its political edge

International 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 […]

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BC Black History Awareness Society focuses on Black history in February and beyond

This 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,” […]

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Lupercalia, Tommy guns, vinegar: A brief history of Valentine’s Day

As another springtime begins to thrust its courageous head forth after our (admittedly) short winter, there’s yet another holiday for us to contend with. Store windows are festooned with red and pink hearts; heavily armed, flying babies; and advertisements letting us know that the only real way to show our loved ones that we care […]

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2025: The stories that shaped the year

The rise of consumerism was on the minds of several Nexus writers this year. More of us are becoming aware of how overconsumption impacts the environment, and the climate crisis is becoming more worrisome by the day. From student editor Lydia Zuleta’s article in May looking at the rise of online shopping leading to the […]

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