Camosun co-op students honoured with awardsMolly Mifsud and Jacqueline Sperber have a few things in common: they are both Camosun alumni, they both self-developed co-op positions based on their interests, and they both walked away from their co-ops with awards from the Association for Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning BC/Yukon (ACE-WIL). Mifsud received the 2022 ACE-WIL Student of the Year/Co-op […] Continue Reading |
Walking the Balance Beam: The balance of loveWhat do some people say is worth living for but also worth dying for? What causes such a wild spectrum of emotions that can’t possibly all be contained in one sentence? What is the theme of countless works of art? Love. Love is the answer. It fuels our lives. Its existence can make or break […] Continue Reading |
Kiryn’s Wellness Corner: Grand declarations of wellnessMost of us have made a grand declaration to eat better, exercise more, go to hot yoga flow or Krav Maga every day, or begin journalling. We set a start date, like New Year’s Day or next Monday, because beginning mid-week just seems irrational, am I right? We want to change something, so we decide […] Continue Reading |
Student summer spendin’: Summer activities to enjoy on a budgetLiving on a student budget doesn’t mean that summer needs to be boring. There’s more to do than just lay on a beach, go for a bike ride, or head out for a walk or hike without breaking the bank. The mission I chose to accept for this story is going out for the day […] Continue Reading |
Ruby Rioux and the Bats from Saturn: July 5, 2023 |
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria exhibit examines interpretations of streetsOne of the great things about art is how it can take something as simple as a person walking down a street and turning it into something beautiful. According to Art Gallery of Greater Victoria (AGGV) curator Steven McNeil, that’s exactly what the exhibit The Street does with its subject matter. “The Street is an […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: Camosun staff and faculty need to commit to IndigenizationNot enough staff and faculty at Camosun are committed to Indigenization. Indigenization workshops to make classrooms and courses safer for Indigenous students are strictly voluntary, so staff have no incentive to take opportunities to deconstruct their biases and improve their classes. And it’s needed: both of us have either witnessed or been subject to anti-Indigenous […] Continue Reading |
David Wilder: Private Eye: June 7, 2023 issue |
Ruby Rioux and the Bats from Saturn: June 7, 2023 issue |
Tastes of Victoria: Brickyard dominates pizzaLet’s be honest, if anyone asks about the world’s most famous dish, pizza would be a popular answer. Maybe because of its practicality, because of its adaptability to both time and space, or maybe because with enough creativity and imagination, anyone can make a perfect new combination able to reach the hearts of the public. […] Continue Reading |
