Camosun College Student Society fall election results inThe Camosun College Student Society (CCSS) held its fall student elections from Wednesday, October 22 to Friday, October 24. A total of 602 students voted in the election, down from 688 in last year’s fall elections. CCSS external executive Terence Baluyut notes that the turnout for this election was low, which is typical for a […] Continue Reading |
News Briefs: November 12, 2025 issueBritish Columbia Federation of Students demand government increase post-secondary funding British Columbia Federation of Students representatives from across BC recently came to Victoria to emphasize the need for an increase in public funding of post-secondary institutions. From October 21 to 23, these students met with 40 MLAs to demand the return to at least 75 […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper October 29, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
News Briefs: October 29, 2025 issueLibrary changes borrowing policy Beginning Saturday, November 1, the Camosun library will adjust its borrowing policy to temporarily suspend borrowing privileges if checked-out items are overdue to the point where outstanding charges total $25 or more, which is reduced from the previous limit of $100. The policy change also includes withholding course registration and transcripts […] Continue Reading |
Federal minister of jobs and families discusses student issuesAfter minister of jobs and families Patty Hajdu announced new federal programs for families on Friday, October 10, including an expansion to school food programs, automatic tax-filing for low-income families, and a renewal of the Canada Strong Pass program, she spoke with Nexus to discuss issues concerning post-secondary student success, both in the classroom and […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper October 15, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
News Briefs: October 15, 2025 issueCollege receives $625,000 donation The Gwyn Morgan and Patricia Trottier Foundation recently gave a $625,000 donation to Camosun College. The pledge will support the trades sampler program over two and a half years. The program, which runs 12 weeks, aims to introduce students to a range of skilled trades. Continue Reading |
British Columbia Federation of Students launches new campaign in support of post-secondary fundingThe British Columbia Federation of Students (BCFS) recently launched a new campaign, Cuts Suck. Fix Education. Advocating for the return of provincial government funding, the campaign aims to address a slow financial cut to the BC post-secondary education system that has lasted over the past 20 years. “Students shouldn’t have to delay their graduation because […] Continue Reading |
Nexus newspaper October 1, 2025 full issueRead the full issue here. Continue Reading |
Minister of post-secondary education and future skills Jessie Sunner visits campus, talks student issuesMinister of post-secondary education and future skills Jessie Sunner visited Camosun College on Wednesday, September 17, with a clear message: British Columbia must “stand on our own two feet.” She repeatedly returned to this theme of self-reliance during her interview with Nexus, calling it “crucial to our ability as a province to move forward” amid […] Continue Reading |
