News Briefs: March 18, 2026 issue

Camosun introduces multi-factor authentication In order to improve digital security, Camosun College is requiring students set up multi-factor authentication (MFA) on their Camosun accounts. Voluntary MFA sign-up is available until Thursday, April 9, and there will be no change made during the exam period. After Wednesday, April 22, MFA will be mandatory for all students […]

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Camosun College Student Society gets ready for spring board elections

The Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) is holding its biannual student board elections from March 24 to 26. This time around, there are 17 positions opening up, including external executive, finance executive, Interurban and Lansdowne executives, Indigenous director, international director, pride director, student wellness and access director, sustainability director, women’s director, and off-campus director-at-large, as […]

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News Briefs: March 4, 2026 issue

ETP pizza days return The Employment Training Program (ETP) students have brought pizza days back to the Interurban campus. From 11:30 am to 12:30 pm on Thursdays in the Campus Centre building (LACC), the students will be selling pizza slices and pop, with all proceeds going to the Camosun College Student Society food bank. Camosun […]

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Camosun College Student Society to hold Tea and Talent event for International Women’s Day

The Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) is holding its first Tea and Talent event for International Women’s Day. Run by CCSS women’s director Madison Huynh, the event will include drinks and snacks, as well as an open stage for people to sing, recite poems, or simply share what this day means to them. “[International Women’s […]

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News Briefs: February 18, 2026 issue

College issues budget update Camosun College recently made public its revenue and expenditures for the nine fiscal months ending December 31, 2025. The college reported a deficit of $4.6 million; the budgeted deficit is $3.1 million. In a statement, the college said it is “not unusual” to report a deficit at this point in the […]

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