Evie the Alien: August 5, 2026 issue |
Magazine Issue
Closing the Interurban Math Help Centre hurts studentsAs the summer term switches over to the fall term, the weather won’t be the only change at Camosun College. One loss students will face is the closure of the Math Help Centre at the Interurban campus. So, I have a question: should the School of Arts and Access be renamed to the School of […] Continue Reading |
Open Space: When it comes to adulthood, there is no timelineSomewhere along the way, we were handed a very specific timeline for adulthood: graduate high school at 18, finish college or university in your early 20s, and get a job to start building a career. By your mid-20s, you’re, apparently, supposed to know exactly what you’re doing. But walk around a college campus and that […] Continue Reading |
Gallery screening compelling documentary about reclusive BC painterArt depicting the rugged west coast of Canada in all its boreal rainforest beauty has been thrust into the public eye by a recent documentary chronicling the life of one of British Columbia’s most cherished painters. The Painted Life of E.J. Hughes premiered at the 2025 Vancouver International Film Festival, shining light on the life […] Continue Reading |
Telescopic Penguins: August 5, 2026 issue |
Trill’s Recipes: Soft sconesIngredients: 2 cups flour 1 1/2 tsp baking soda 1/2 tsp salt 1/4 cup white sugar 1 egg 2/3 cup cream 2 tsp vanilla extract 8 tbsp or 1 stick butter There was a thunderstorm a couple days before I put together this recipe. This summer has been cooler here in Victoria compared to the […] Continue Reading |
The best drinks to help beat the heat this summerThe warmth of the summer is back, and I’m looking forward to spending my time outdoors under the sun with a barbecue, going to the beach, relaxing in a pool, or simply wanting to spend some time with family or friends. Having the right drink on hand can make this experience even better and more […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper August 5, 2026 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
Evil Dead Burn third-degree disappointmentTo most people below the age of 40, Sam Raimi’s most iconic film franchise is the first Spider-Man trilogy. However, Raimi gained a reputation two decades earlier for a different franchise: The Evil Dead. The film that put Raimi on the map was The Evil Dead (1981), involving supernatural demons that possess a group of […] Continue Reading |
New exhibit offers waves of positivity through Indigenous artThe Art Gallery of Greater Victoria (AGGV)’s new exhibition, As Waters Merge – swaying waves beckoning us closer, showcases various Indigenous artworks that portray the ocean and the life that emerges from its depths. The underlying philosophical themes of the exhibit revolve around togetherness, joy, and love. For exhibit guest curator Camille Georgeson-Usher, As Waters […] Continue Reading |