Magazine Issue

Parking challenges worsening at Interurban

Santiago Vazquez-Fuertes, senior writer

February 5, 2025

With the winter semester well underway, the parking frustrations at the Interurban campus have reached a breaking point with students and staff alike. The lack of parking spots during the busiest time of the semester has sparked complaints and frustration over Camosun’s absence of solutions despite years of concern over the issue. The parking problem […]

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Camosun students concerned about public transit

Ray Nufer, student editorial assistant

January 22, 2025

Many post-secondary students depend on the transit system to get to campus, and the Camosun student body is no different. The fees they pay in their tuition provide them with access to a BC Transit UMO bus pass, so even if students have another way of arriving at school, it makes perfect sense to use […]

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25 Years Ago in Nexus: January 22, 2025 issue

Lydia Zuleta Johnson, student editor

January 22, 2025

Adbusters: If the year 2000 was known for any such thing in hindsight, it perhaps could be the outlandish insulting media proudly displayed in advertising. Crass remarks, vulgarity, shock. In our January 24, 2000 issue, Nexus spoke to students concerned over the recent advertisement posters displayed around campus. Zoom Media, a contracted advertisement agency, began […]

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New year, new beer: a random sampling of new brews for 2025

Lane Chevrier, contributing writer

January 22, 2025

To celebrate the new year, I found some interesting beers that were either a recent release or new to me. Join me as I drink way too much beer in way too short a time and try to describe it for you. First up is the Naughty List Dry Irish Charcoal Stout (4.8%) by Wildeye […]

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A man-made loneliness epidemic: Whys and hows of a North American infliction

Lydia Zuleta Johnson, student editor

January 22, 2025

There was for a long stretch during my formative life a profound seclusion under blankets, enveloped only in the everyday thoughts and experiences of my sole personhood, and with the online interaction I felt required to permit. This period involved little communication with those I was, although at a time less inclined to admit, emotionally […]

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