Camosun College nursing program switches to competitive entry

Camosun’s nursing program will be even tougher to get into next year, when the popular and academically rigorous program switches to a new competitive entry process. Final details need to be confirmed at the September 16 meeting of Camosun’s Education Council, and the college’s nursing program will begin assessing and interviewing new applicants at the […]

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Gameplay: Fall games good distraction from studies

It’s a brand new semester, which means we are back to fixating our brains on homework, exams, and the never-ending studying. Sometimes we need to take a break from all that schoolwork and have a moment to unwind, even just an hour to ourselves. So why not kick back, put our feet up, and unwind […]

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Know Your Profs: Camosun College nursing instructor Dianne Perry

Know Your Profs is an ongoing series of articles helping you get to know the instructors at Camosun College a bit better. Got someone you want to see interviewed? Email editor@nexusnewspaper.com and we’ll get on it. This time around we caught up with nursing instructor Dianne Perry and talked about travel, judgmental attitudes, and French […]

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Anti-injection site article spews venom, misses point

An article in The Calgary Herald by Licia Corbella on July 26, “Vancouver’s easy drug access may have helped kill Monteith,” linking the death of Glee star Cory Monteith to a safe injection site in Vancouver, was as disturbing as it was ridiculous. On the one hand, lazy writing should be against the law, but […]

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In Search of Lost Time: Victoria’s sexual-assault centre goes through changes

The Victoria Women’s Sexual Assault Centre is moving from their downtown location. The new offices, which will open September 3, have been purchased with the help of generous donations and community support and will be located at #201Đ3060 Cedar Hill Road. The offices are also in the same building as the Victoria Women’s Transition House, […]

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Integrate Fest exposes art to Victoria

Many people think of art galleries as sterile places, full of things that you’re not allowed to touch made by dead people. Not very fun; but not very true either. One of the major aims of the Integrate Arts Festival is to remind people that artists actually live here in Victoria and they are creating […]

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Noms!: Victoria’s Pizzeria Prima Strada delivers underwhelming pizza

Pizzeria Prima Strada, a little pizza place on Bridge Street in downtown Victoria, with a second location in Cook Street Village, was disappointing, but may deserve another chance. Prima Strada prides itself on its authentic, Naples-style pizzas roasted in a fire oven, and is looking to bring a little piece of Italy to Vancouver Island. […]

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Events: Royal Canoe and other musicians with odd names; canoeing programs; things that have nothing to do with canoes

Thursday, August 15 and Thursday, August 29 Arts and Alzheimer’s Does someone you know suffer from dementia? If so, head down to the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria on one of these two days for a guided gallery tour for people with dementia and their families. Space is limited; email info@werageweweep.com or call 250–920–9573 for […]

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Know Your Profs: Camosun College business instructor Al Morrison

Know Your Profs is an ongoing series of articles helping you get to know the instructors at Camosun College a bit better. This time around we caught up with business instructor Al Morrison and talked about classroom diversity, faking it, and Telus ads. Is there a professor on campus that you want to see interviewed? […]

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