Eye on the National Student Movement: September 20, 20171. According to Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) treasurer Peyton Veitch, the estimated $202,305.11 of Camosun students’ money that the British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) is holding has still not been remitted to the CFS. The Camosun College Student Society gave the money, collected from Camosun students as CFS fees, to the BCFS, a […] Continue Reading |
Student savings: 10 ways to live thrifty in VictoriaLiving in Victoria is expensive. With the world discovering the beauty of the culture and the climate, housing prices have increased and the cost of living has risen dramatically. Everything from produce to beauty products has gotten more expensive. Pair that with the enormous expenses of being a student, and there’s a perfect storm of […] Continue Reading |
Camosun alumna perseveres and releases debut albumSince finishing studying cello in the music diploma program at the Victoria Conservatory of Music—a partner of Camosun—in 2011, Naomi Kavka has travelled everywhere from Japan to Prince George to record music. But Kavka—who recently completed studies in musicology at Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John’s—has overcome dark times in her life, and at […] Continue Reading |
Unpacking the Bags: What does it mean to learn?What does it mean for international students to study in another country? While they are acquiring knowledge, it is their first time on the job market and in the culture of their new country. Students who know how to take advantage of class time to broaden their worldview are likely to be the ones who […] Continue Reading |
Dearest Reader: A proposal: Victoria must re-decorate itself as an indigenized cityDearest reader, As you are surely aware, this publication, my beloved patron, examined recently in some detail the concern of indigenous reconciliation. Amongst the points to be found most preeminent was the suggestion that the Young Building, the most venerable premise between our two campuses, be redecorated with some form of First Nations’ art. This […] Continue Reading |
The Children’s Republic offers new twist on powerful playPaul Rainville has played Dr. Korczak in Hannah Moscovitch’s The Children’s Republic not once but twice, which makes it all the more surprising that he says he stumbled into it in the first place. “I got to play him in Ottawa in a very different version of the play,” says Rainville. “The woman who was […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: September 20, 2017Camosun renames Disability Resource Centre Camosun’s Disability Resource Centre has been renamed The Centre for Accessible Learning. The college decided to make the change after a 2014 survey showed that the student body expressed a desire to have the Centre rebranded to better capture the inclusive values of the college. Camosun instructor killed in motorcycle crash Rodger Hargreaves, […] Continue Reading |
Great Canadian Beer Fest celebrates a quarter-century in styleGettin’ loose Friday, September 8: media tour Friday may have started off with a bit of morning rain, but the sunshine came out in the afternoon, and so did the beer fans. They were headed to the 25th annual Great Canadian Beer Festival, and so was I. Racing down to the park, I was thinking […] Continue Reading |
Multi-stall all-gender washrooms on the horizon for Camosun CollegeMore all-gender washrooms are coming to Camosun College. Camosun associate director of facilities services Brian Calvert says that while the college just has single-stall all-gender washrooms right now, it’s looking at ways to add multi-stall all-gender washrooms. “In the new health building there will be a multi-stall all-gender washroom,” he says. “In addition, all floors […] Continue Reading |
Know Your Writers: Nexus contributing writer Elias OrregoHave you ever wondered about the Camosun students writing the articles you read in Nexus? Know Your Writers will help you dive into the minds of the writers behind the stories.This issue, we talked to contributing writer Elias Orrego. What drew you to journalism? I always loved writing and have thought it would be fun to write for a […] Continue Reading |
