News Briefs: September 8, 2026 issueCamosun dining goes cashless As of Monday, August 24, Camosun College dining services no longer accept cash. Credit and debit will be the only methods of payment available for students. Camosun students showcase technology capstone projects Camosun College students showcased their final projects at the Technology Capstone Showcase on Friday, August 14. Students from Mechanical […] Continue Reading |
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Camosun College Faculty Association calls for increased post-secondary funding in Budget 2027As British Columbia’s post-secondary institutions face growing financial pressures, the Camosun College Faculty Association (CCFA) is calling on the provincial government to increase stable public funding for colleges and universities through Budget 2027. The CCFA has submitted its recommendations to the Select Standing Committee on Finance, arguing that post-secondary institutions need reliable government funding rather […] Continue Reading |
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News Briefs: August 5, 2026 issueCamosun Innovates expands Virtual Reality Witness Blanket Camosun Innovates is partnering with Indigenous artist Carey Newman and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to expand access to the Virtual Reality Witness Blanket. The project will create a multi-user virtual-reality environment where participants can experience the work together, encouraging dialogue and shared learning about residential school […] Continue Reading |
Camosun Innovates recognized for Totem 2.0 collaborationCamosun Innovates has been recognized with a Land Award for its work on Totem 2.0, a project combining technology, sustainability, and Indigenous artistic traditions. The project was developed in collaboration with Indigenous artist Carey Newman, a Kwakwaka’wakw and Coast Salish artist and University of Victoria impact chair for Indigenous art practice. Totem 2.0 explores how […] Continue Reading |
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Post-secondary report reignites debates over tuition, cuts, system designA new report from BC Policy Solutions—a non-partisan research institute—is renewing debate over the future of post-secondary education in British Columbia, warning that chronic underfunding and rising reliance on tuition revenue are placing the sector under sustained financial pressure. Released in June and led by policy researcher Véronique Sioufi, the report argues that decades of […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: July 8, 2026 issueCentre for Accessible Learning gets new location Camosun College’s Centre for Accessible Learning (CAL) services have moved. As of Thursday, July 2, the CAL offices and the CAL exams are located on the second floor of the Dawson Building at Lansdowne. The CAL services at the college’s Interurban campus remain in the same locations. See […] Continue Reading |
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