News Briefs: May 6, 2026 issueCamosun Board of Governors approves 2026/27 budget The Camosun College Board of Governors has approved a balanced budget of $160.2 million for the 2026/27 fiscal year. This is down from the 2025/26 budget of $171.95 million as the college faces budgetary pressures mainly resulting from the federal government’s cap on international students. The college is […] 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 |
Camosun instructors receive awards in recognition celebrationOn Tuesday, April 28, 56 Camosun instructors received awards recognizing their contributions to teaching and learning at the college. The Teacher Recognition Awards began five years ago and are organized by Camosun’s Centre of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL). The awards have been growing every year as more and more teachers are recognized for […] Continue Reading |
Wild World of Wendland: April 1, 2026 issue |
Telescopic Penguins: April 1, 2026 issue |
mr. andy: April 1, 2026 issue |
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Trill’s Recipes: Easy crepe rollsIngredients: 1/2 and 1/3 cups pancake mix 1 tsp vanilla extract 1 tbsp butter/oil 2-4 fresh or frozen strawberries 1/3 cup hazelnut spread 1 tsp powdered sugar Do you want something easy and delicious for breakfast? Or do you want to make something nice for your partner? Here’s a crepe recipe that’s delicious and easy […] Continue Reading |
Cool Thing: April 1, 2026 issue |
25 Years Ago in Nexus: April 1, 2026 issueEngineering new frontiers: The April 2, 2001 issue of Nexus covered the achievements of the then-graduating class of Engineering students. Greg Wallin, Chris Emerson, and Jon Jacox designed an internet remote capable of communicating with household devices. Robert Reed, another graduate, made a circuit board drill that was “so precise it’ll make your head spin.” […] Continue Reading |
