Telescopic Penguins: July 8, 2026 issue |
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Evie the Alien: July 8, 2026 issue |
Trill’s Recipes: Vanilla ice creamIngredients: 1 cup milk 1 1/2 cup cream 1/2 cup sugar 1 tsp vanilla 1 pinch salt With the days getting long and hot, I often crave a cold sweet treat. Here’s a vanilla ice cream recipe that doesn’t need any fancy equipment, and is a great base for chocolate or fruit to create your […] Continue Reading |
Camosun Innovates helps preserve Indigenous traditions with roboticsThe folks at Camosun Innovates—Camosun College’s applied research branch, located at the Interurban campus—have worked in many fields of study in the recent past, including medical technologies, marine innovations, and adaptive sporting equipment. Now, they’re delving into the area of cultural heritage preservation, with a technological twist. Local Indigenous master carver and UVic impact chair […] Continue Reading |
Chargers men’s basketball team welcomes new head coachFormer UVic Vikes men’s basketball head coach Craig Beaucamp has entered his first year as head coach with the Camosun Chargers men’s basketball team. Beaucamp will arrive at Camosun after spending the past two seasons as an assistant coach with the University of the Pacific men’s basketball program in California. Before that, however, he served […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper July 8, 2026 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
Habits of the Sea beautifully written, soulful, erotic readReaders step out of time and into a romantic tale in Habits of the Sea, written by Shea Ernshaw. It’s the story of Eleanor Mills (called Ellie for short), a woman who’s been haunted by the events of her childhood after she discovered an impossible island when she was 12 years old. A storm roared […] Continue Reading |
Post-secondary report reignites debates over tuition, cuts, system designA new report from BC Policy Solutions—a non-partisan research institute—is renewing debate over the future of post-secondary education in British Columbia, warning that chronic underfunding and rising reliance on tuition revenue are placing the sector under sustained financial pressure. Released in June and led by policy researcher Véronique Sioufi, the report argues that decades of […] Continue Reading |
Backrooms destroys HollywoodHollywood is having an identity crisis. Ever since the advent of television and movies, the power over what is shown to the public has been held by wealthy corporations. This is what gives us the fleshy bloated corpse that is the MCU. It’s why Netflix has produced thousands of original properties, most of which are […] Continue Reading |
Ancient Egypt: Obsessed with Life novel successAncient Egypt has long been a staple of the exhibits that roll through the Royal BC Museum, seeming to pop up every few years. This year, true to form, you can once again dive into the world of mummies, pyramids, and ancient curses; however, the exhibit is a bit more spectacular than the ones in […] Continue Reading |